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Preface.
First Edition having been received with
such unqualified approval, both by the press
and by the public, encouraged the Author to pre-
pare this Second Edition, with considerable additions.
Several important alterations in the form of the
work have been made, which it is hoped will be
found an improvement as well as an advantage.
The Towns and Villages appear in alphabetical
order, and also under their respective counties,
affording greater facilities for the finding of par-
ticular places.
For much valuable help, generously given, the
Author tenders his most grateful thanks to, amongst
others, the following Ladies and Gentlemen, whose
VI.
contributions have assisted materially in the pro-
duction of the present volume : Rev. Professor
Skeat, M.A. ; Rev. Chancellor Parish, M.A. ; Rev.
J. T. Fowler, M.A., F.S.A., M.R.C.S. ; Rev. J.
Charles Cox ; Rev. W. H. Sewell, M.A. ; Rev.
Cyne Randolph, M.A. ; Rev. J. Hamblin Smith,
B.A. ; Rev. Thomas Lees, M.A. ; Rev. ]. Langhorne,
M.A. ; Rev. Elias Owen, M.A. ; Rev. J. Bowstead
Wilson, M.A. ; Rev. W. F. Rose, M.A. ; Rev. R.
E. Cole, M.A. ; A. J. Ellis, Esq., F.R.S. ; A.
Wallis, Esq. ; T. Holderness, Esq. ; C. H. Poole,
Esq. j C. Roach Smith, Esq., F.S.A. ; W. Robinson,
Esq. ; W. H. $. John Hope, Esq., B. A., F.S.A. ;
R. Holland, Esq. ; A. H. Brown, Esq. ; W. Spurrell,
Esq.; $. Swithin; Miss Courteney.
Any additional Names of Places, or of Families,
however feu>, will be thankfully received by the
Author, Albion Crescent, Scarborough.
Contents,
PRKKACE ... ... ... ... ... v.
INTRODUCE ... ... ... ... viii.
. AI.I'HAI;KHCAI. UKDKK ... ... i
NA.MKS ARRANGED UNDER COUNTIES ... ... 77
KIVKK NA.MKS ... ... ... ... ... 147
FAMILY SURNAMES ... ... ... ... 149
K.vri/i> Ksc.M'KD ... ... . ... 159
ADVERMM-.V. 160
3[ntroDuction*
all the subjects taken up by the English
Dialect Society, to whose indefatigable labours
we owe so much, it seems strange that the subject of
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature should have been almost
entirely overlooked. From the great and increasing
interest taken in the study of Place-Names it is the
more unaccountable. To supply this oversight is
the primary object of the present work. Professor
Skeat, writing to Notes and Queries^ 6th S., ii., 50,
truly remarks "In attempting a collection of Place-
Names I hope it will be born in mind that what
we want is the list of them, with the earliest
spelling where they can be ascertained, (to which
may be added the local pronunciation when differing
IX.
from that suggested by the ordinary mode of spelling,
which often proves the correct one of the original
name). The Etymology of Place-Names is extremely
difficult, and on that account is absolutely revelled in
by the guess-makers, because they know how hard it
is to confute them. . . . The Place-Names
of England are of great interest and value; let us
not discredit their value by unworthy associations
with modern guess- work."
The local cognomens, like the daily language
still sometimes spoken in our various Counties, are
fast disappearing, and if those remaining are not
soon collected, they will be irretrievably lost. Every
name given is either well known to the Author, or
has been vouched for by persons residing in the
districts, of whose reliability there can be no
possible question. In consequence of the great
size of the County of York, it has been deemed
advisable to denote the Ridings in which the
"Places" are situated; thus the East, North, and
X.
West Ridings are represented individually by the
initial letters E., N., or W.
The addition to the volume of the list of Family
Surnames, pronounced differently from what the
spelling suggests, will not be found altogether use-
less or devoid of interest. A difficulty has been
met with, from the fact that there are instances of
families of the same name, adopting different modes
of pronunciation to each another; the one given, is
the best known to the Author, or has been supplied
to him from undoubted sources. With reference to
the pronunciation of the name Coke, the following
anecdote may not be out of place : " When Sir
Edward Coke was sent to the Tower, they punned
against him in English. An unpublished letter of
the day has this curious anecdote The room in
which he lodged in the Tower had formerly been
a kitchen, and on his entrance, the L. C. J. read on
the door the Legend, ' This Kitchen only wants a
XI.
The list of Names of Rivers appended is very
short ; no doubt a very much larger one might be
made.
Professor Skeat, writing to the Author, says :
"The chief thing that strikes me, is that it would
be convenient to have some exact mode of repre-
senting pronunciations such as Glossic,' vide Mr.
Ellis's tract on it. Pronunciations given in approxi-
mate spellings cannot always be understood." While
thanking the learned Professor for his kind sugges-
tion, it has been thought, that as the majority of
persons do not understand " Glossic, " to have
published it in such a form, would have rendered
it, to many, a sealed book ; should, however, a
third edition ever be called for, a fourth column of
" Glossic " may be added ; other reasons than
the one alleged, prevented the addition of such a
column in the present edition.
The kind indulgence of the press and of the public,
for all the shortcomings in this volume ; a consider:!
Xll.
tion of the many and great obstacles to be met with
in its compilation, and an honest desire to make
the work as complete and accurate as possible, is
the sincere desire of the Author.
Velocipede riders, and tourists generally, will find
this little work of great utility when travelling about
the country. The rustic has often a very different
pronunciation for his own, and surrounding villages,
to what, from the usual mode of spelling, might be
expected, and completely fails to comprehend when
he hears them pronounced in any other way than
his own.
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Adwalton Atherton
Yorkshire, \\
Achvick Addick
Yorkshire, W
Aglionby Allonby
Cumberland
Albourne Allbournc
Sus-
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tion of the many and great obstacles to be met with
in its compilation, and an honest desire to make
the work as complete and accurate as possible, is
Dialectal Iplacc^omcnclaturc.
Name.
Abergavenny
Acaster
Acomb
Add
Adisham
Adwalton
Adwick
A-Honby
Albourne
Pronunciation
Abergainy
Abergamy
Abergenny
Yakkister
Aacomb
Yaccam
A-dle
Adsum
Atherton
Addick
Allonby
Allbourne
County.
Monmouthshire
Yorkshire, E.
Yorkshire, W.
Yorkshire
Kent
Yorkshire, \\ .
Yorkshire, W.
Cumberland
Sussex
2 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation. County.
Aldbourne
A-burn
Wiltshire
Awburn
Alcester
Alster
Warwickshire
Auster
Aldborough
Aubruf
Yorkshire, E.
Awbero
Ollbro
Orlbur
Norfolk
Aldby
Audby
Cumberland
Aldchurch
Orlchurch
Worcestershire
Alderley Edge
Audley Edge
Cheshire
Aldersley
Ortherly
Staffordshire
Alderwasley
Allerslee
Derbyshire
Annerslee
Aldingbourne
Alldingbourne
Sussex
Aldrington
Alldrington
Sussex
Alford
Arlfold Surrey
Alfreton Offertun Derbyshire
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 3
Name. Pronunciation.
County.
Alfreton
Orlfretun
I >erbyshire
Alfriston
Allfristun
Sussex
Arfstun
Allerton
Ollertun
Lancashire
Almondbury
Aambre
Yorkshire, \V.
Ambry
Awmbre
Omeby
Almondsbury Amsbury
Gloucestershire
Alnc Horn
Yorkshire, N.
Alncniouth Aylemouth
Northumberland
Almvick Annick
Northumberland
Alresford
Allsfud
Hampshire
Alien
Arlus
Staffordshire
Alsager
Auger
Cheshire
Ausager
Alston Austun
Cumberland
Althorpe Authrup
Lincolnshire
4 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Alton
All-tun
Hampshire
Altrincham
Altringam
Cheshire
,
Autojam
Autrinjam
Thrutchm
Altringham
Atchum
Shropshire
Alvanley
Auvanly
Cheshire
Alvaston
Auversun
Derbyshire
Orlvustun
Alvechurch
Allchurch
Worcestershire
Alverdiscot
Alscot
Devonshire
Alverham
Aarum
Nottinghamshire
Alvescott
Alscott
Oxfordshire
Alvington
Allington
Gloucestershire
Alwalton
Allerton
Huntingdonshire
Alwoodley Gate
Anley Gate
Yorkshire, W.
Ambrosden
Amersden
Oxfordshire
Amesbury
Ambry
Wiltshire
/Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 5
Pronunciation. County
Amotherby
Amerby
Yorkshire, N.
Emmerby
Aoon
Orn
Banffshire
Applehaigh
Abbledah
Yorkshire
Appletreewick
Applewick Yorkshire
Ardingley
Arding-ly
Sussex
Arkholme
Arram Lancashire
Arieodon
Arlton Cumberland
Armuthwaite
Arm wit Cumberland
Arundel
Arndle Sussex
Asliburnham
Eshbrum Sussex
Ashill
Ashul Norfolk
Ashton-undcr-Lyne Aeshin Lancashire
Askerne
A scrum
Yorkshire, \V.
Astockby
Aselby
Lincolnshire
Aslacton
Asletun
Norfolk
Aspatria
Spadtry Cumberland
Aston
Assn
Derbyshire
6 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Athelbampstone
Atheltun
Suffolk
Athelington
Allingtun
Suffolk
Attingham
Atcham Shropshire
Atwick
Attic
Yorkshire, E.
Aughton
I-tun
Nottinghamshire
Aumser
Arn-mer
Norfolk
Avebury
A-bury Wiltshire
Averham Airham Nottinghamshire
Avrton Gifford Autun Jiffud Devonshire
Aycliff
Yackley
Durham
Aylsham
Elshum
Norfolk
Elsum
Ayott
Ait
Hertfordshire
Ayton
Yattun
Yorkshire, N.
Ayton, Little
Canny Aytun
Yorkshire, N.
Canny Yattun
Baber
Borber
Norfolk
Babingley
Beverley Norfolk
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 7
:ne.
Pronunciation.
County.
Badgeworthy
Badjery
Gloucestershire
Badingham
Baddegum
Suffolk
Badlesmere
Bardsmere Kent
Basmere
Bagworth
Bagurth
Leicestershire
Bailiffe Bridge Belley Brig Yorkshire, W.
Baithley
Bale
Norfolk
Bate
Bah-la
Merionethshire
Balcombe
Borl-cum
Sussex
Bale Baithley
Norfolk
Harfrestone Hars'n
Kent
P.arstun
Barkisland I'.arsland
Yorkshire, \\
1'arkston Harson
Lincolnshire
Bariborough Unlbro
1 >erbyshire
I'.arnard Castle Barney Cassel Durham
r.arnardibton Bernstun Suffolk
r.arnborough l.armbcr Yorkshire, \\ .
8 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature,
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Barnby-on-Dun Barmby Dun
Yorkshire, W.
Barnetby Barnaby
Lincolnshire
Barnoldswick Barnowick
Yorkshire, W.
Barlick
Barnsley
Bairnsla
Yorkshire, W.
Barnstaple
Barnstupple
Devonshire
Barum
Barrow
Barrer
Derbyshire
Barsham Bashum
Norfolk
Barugh Barf
Yorkshire, W.
Bark
Barwick
Barrick
Norfolk
Basford Baysfud
Nottinghamshire
Bastingham Bazyngame
Norfolk
Basingstoke Bazing-stoke
Hampshire
Bastwick
Barstwick
Norfolk
Bawburgh Babur
Norfolk
Berber
i
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
9
Name.
Pronunciation .
County.
Bawdenwell
Hardsell
Norfolk
Bordsell
Bayards Green
Bayars Green
Oxfordshire
Bears Green
I'.eaconsfield
Beckuns-fld
Buckinghamshire
Mea minster
Bemmister
Dorsetshire
Beauchief
Bee-chif
Derbyshire
Beaulieu
Bewly
Hampshire
lieaumaris
Bo-marris
Anglesea
Bo-moris
Beaupore
Bew-per
Ciiamorganshire
Deckbrooke
i'.e^brook
Oxfordshire
I'.cdale
Bee'die
Yorkshire, N
fcdingfield
Bcddcnfcld
SufTolk
Bedworth
Beroth
\Var\vickshire
Beefofd
r.ccfath
\Orkshirc, K.
Beeston
Beesun
Norfolk
Nottinghamshire
io Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Belaugh
Bee-lo
Norfolk
Bellingham
Bellinjam
Northumberland
Belper
Bilper
Derbyshire
Belvoir
Bee-ver
Leicestershire
Bensington
Bensun
Oxfordshire
Berkeley
Barkly
Gloucestershire
Berwick
Berrick
Sussex
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JWArfej
Berwick-on-Tweed
Bessingby
Beznby
Yorkshire, E.
Bettws-y-Coed
Bet'toesuhKode
Carnarvonshire
Bewholme
Bewan
Yorkshire, E.
Bexhill
Baxhill
Sussex
Bicester
Bister
Oxfordshire
Bicton Biccun
Shropshire
Biddeford Bidefud
Devonshire
Biddenham Bidnum
Bedfordshire
Biddulph Moor Biddle Moor Staffordshire
Bildeston Bilstun Suffolk
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. u
Name.
Billingford
TJ_-_ .___*__
.rronuncuuion.
Bellingfor
County
Norfolk
Binghclure
Burclere
Hampshire
Bircham
Barchm
Norfolk
r.irchover
Bircher
Derbyshire
Uirdsall
Bodsill
Yorkshire, E.
Birkthwaite
Burthut
Cumberland
Birmingham
Brum Warwickshire
Brummajum
I'.isham
Bissun
Berkshire
Bishopsfrome
Bishfrome Hampshire
Bistre
Beastbree
Flintshire
Beasttree
T.ixton
Bix'n
Norfolk
Ulackfordby Blofurdby
Leicestershire
Blackwell Blecklc
Cumberland
Bletchingly Bletchinglye
Surrey
Bloxwich Bloxidge
Staffordshire
Blythborough Blybro
Suffolk
12 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Bobbingworth
Buvvinger
Essex
Bodiam
Bodj'm
Sussex
' Bodlestreet Green
Boodle Street
Sussex
Bollington
Bollit'n
Cheshire
Bolney
Boleney
Sussex
Bolsover
Bouser
Derbyshire
Bolton
B6-tn
Lancashire
Bow-tn
Bonsai
Bonser
Derbyshire
Bonvilston
Bolstun
Glamorganshire
Booth Dean
Booith Deyne
Yorkshire, W.
Booth Town
Boors Taan
Yorkshire, W.
Booith Taan
Boraston
Burraston
Shropshire
Borrowash
Burro Wash
Derbyshire
Burros Ash
Bosham
Bos-ham
Sussex
Boston
Bawstun
Lincolnshire
I Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. \ ;
Name.
Pronunciation*
County
Boteadale
Badsdale
Suffolk
Budsdale
Bothai
Botal
Northumberland
Bothamsall
Bottomsall
Nottinghamshire
Bottesford
Bots-urth
Lincolnshire
Bots-uth
Hots-wurth
Bottisham Botsum
Cambridgeshire
Boultham
Boothuni
Lincolnshire
Boulton Boletun
Derbyshire
Boot'n
I encash ire-
Eovcncy Buvny
Buckinghamshire
Bovcy Tracey Buwy
Devonshire
T.racebridge Braccbrig
Lincolnshire
Bradford
Bradfurth
Yorkshire, \V.
Bradwell
BradeU
Essex
Braithwell
I'.rcwell
Yorkshire, \Y.
Bramcotte
Bruncut
Warwick shire
14 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name
Pronunciation. County.
Bramford
Brahmfud
Suffolk
Brampton
Brantun
Cumberland
Brampton Brian
Brawn
Shropshire
Brandon
Brand
Norfolk
Brassington
Brassn
Derbyshire
Brathay Brathur
Lancashire
Braysworth Braysur Suffolk
Breaston
Breesun Derbyshire
Brecknock
Breckon Westmoreland
Brecon
Breckun Brecknockshire
Brentford
Brainford
Middlesex
Bran ford
Brentwood
Burntood
Essex
Breasingham
Bressengen
Norfolk
Brewood
Brood
Staffordshire
Brideston
Biddestun
Devonshire
Bridlington
Bollingtun Yorkshire, E.
Brighouse Brighus Yorkshire, W.
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 15
Name. Pronunciation.
County.
Brighthelmstone , Brytun
Sussex
Drightlingsea Bricklesea
Essex
Ilrislington
Bustun
Somersetshire
Hrockdish
Bro-dish
Norfolk
Bror-dish
Hrockford
Brockfud
Suffolk
Brockholes
Brockhoiles
Yorkshire, W.
Brodsworth
Brods-uth
Yorkshire, \\ .
Bromborough Brumbro'
Cheshire
;iley
Bromley
Staffordshire-
Brompton
Brumptun
Kent
r.rumptum
Yorkshire, N.
Bruntun
Bromwidi, West Urumu!.
Staffordshire
Brookhampton BrockingtaD
Gloucestershire
Brothcrikckl Butter Ilket
Cumberland
trough Brufif
Derbyshire
Brougham Broom
Westmoreland
1 6 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
Name. Pronunciation.
County.
Broughton, Church Church Brortun Derbyshire
Buckenham
Buck-num
Norfolk
j
Bucklow Hill
Buckley Hill
Cheshire
Buildwas
Bildus
Shropshire
Billwus
Bulkington
Buckingl-un Warwickshire
Bullingham
Ballinjm
Herefordshire
Bullinjam
Bulpham
Bulham
Essex
Bumvell
Bun-ell
Norfolk
Burdale
Bod-ill
Yorkshire
Burgh
Burg
Lincolnshire
Burrer
Norfolk
Burlington
Bollitun Yorkshire, E.
Burnby
Bonby Yorkshire, E.
Burstwick Bostweek Yorkshire, E.
Burton Bot'n Yorkshire, E.
Bottun Lincolnshire
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 1 7
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Hurton Pidsea
Bottun Pidsa
Yorkshire, E.
P.urwash
Burrish
Sussex
Burwash Weald
Burrish Weel
Sussex
Hylaugh
Bee-16
Norfolk
Cadeby
Catby
Yorkshire, W.
Cadenham
Cadnam
Hampshire
( 'uder Idris
Kad-er E-dris
Merionethshire
( aerleon
&jfr
I( aim
Kar-leen
V*
Carn
Monmouthshire
Cornwall
( aim Kend/lirk
Kenidjeck Cornwall
Caldecote
Corket Norfolk
CaldweU
Kaulder Yorkshire. \
Calke Abbey
Cork Abbey Derbyshire
Calthwaite
C'awthut
Cumberland
a.
( alva
Cova
Cumberland
erley
Cawvla
Yorkshire, W.
Calveshay
Classy
Somersetshire
C.'anonfrome Canfroom Herefordshire
D
1 8 Dialectal Place? Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation. County.
Canon Pyon
Canon Progown
Herefordshire
Carew
Carey
Pembrokeshire
Carhampton
Cramptun
Somersetshire
Carisbrooke
Kaizbrooke
Hampshire
Carlisle
Carell
Cumberland
Carlile
Curlile
Carmarthen
Kar-mar-thn
Carmarthenshire
Carr Lane
Carr Loin
Yorkshire, W.
Carshalton
Case-halton
Surrey
Case-hortun
Kays-hortun
Carsington
Carsun
Norfolk
Cartworth
Cartwoth
Yorkshire, W.
Caston
Carsun
Cumberland
Catsfield
Catsful
Sussex
Catwick
Cattick Yorkshire, E.
Caverham Canum Suffolk
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. \ 9
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Caversfield
Casefield
Oxfordshire
( 'awood
an I
Yorkshire, \V.
( 'uwston
>um
Norfolk
Cawthorne
Cawthron
Yorkshire, \V.
Cawthrum
Chaddesden
Chadsun
Derbyshire
Chaddesley
Chaggclc) \\ orcestershirc
Chalvington
Cliarsiton
Sussex
Chantlingbury
Shankbury
Su.s
Chapel-cn-le-Fritb
Chappie Frith
1 >erbyshirc
Charweltoo
Charltun
Northamptonshire
Chatham
Chattuin
kent
Chcadlc Hulme
Cheddlc Eumo
Cheshire
Chcdgravc
Chedgruv
Norfolk
Chellaston Chellassun
Derbyshire
Chelmondeston Chemstun
Suffolk
Chelmsford Chemsfud
Essex
Chevct Chete
Yorkshire
20 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Chichester
Pronunciation.
Chidstur
County.
Sussex
Chidcock
Chiddick
Dorsetshire
Chiddingly
Chidding-lye
Sussex
Chiswick Chiz-ick Middlesex
Cholmondeley Chumley Cheshire
Cholmondeston Chumston Cheshire
Church Broughton Church Brortun Derbyshire
Churchdown Chozun
Gloucestershire
Churwell Churrill
Yorkshire, W.
Cirencester
Cisiter
Gloucestershire
Ciziter
Serenster
Sister
Claverley
Clare-ly
Shropshire
Clehonger
Clonggur
Herefordshire
Cleobury Mortimer
Clebbury
Shropshire
Clo-bury
Cley-next-the-Sea
Cly Norfolk
Dialectal Flacc-Nomenaatit)\. 21
Name.
Clifton
Pronunciation
Cliffun
County
Gloucestershire
Cloughton
Clo-tun Yorkshire, N.
Clowtun
Cockley Cloy Cockley Cly Norfolk
Coggeshall Cockshall Essex
Cogsliall
Coxall
Cogsliall
Cockshall Cheshire
Colby
Cole-by Norfolk
Colchester
Cole-chester Essex
Cou-chester
Coiey
Cooaley
Yorkshire, \\ .
Colkirk
Coal-kirk
Norfolk
Collycroft
Collycraft
Warwickshire
Colncy
Co-ney
Norfolk
Colsterworth
Coatsworth
Lincolnshire
Coltseralt
Coltishall Colsil Norfolk
22 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name
Pronunciation.
County.
Coltishall
Coltsul
Norfolk
Colveston
Colstun
Norfolk
Colwich
College Staffordshire
Colwich
Collick Nottinghamshire
Colwinston
Colstun
Glamorganshire
Condover
Cundover
Shropshire
Congleton
Congertun
Cheshire
Coniscliffe
Cunscliff
Durham
Conquesbury
Coomsbury
Consall
Cunsall
Staffordshire
Convent Garden
Common Garden Middlesex
Covent Garden
Corthingstock
Costock
Nottinghamshire
Corsham
Cosham
Wiltshire
Cosham
Coo-ham
Hampshire
Costessey
Cossy
Norfolk
Cotherston
Cutherstun
Yorkshire, N.
Cottenham Cotnam Cambridgeshire
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 23
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Coton
Cowiton
\\'ar wick shire
Cowen
Cow-en
Scotland
Co-en
England
Cowlingc
Coolinge
Suffolk
Coxwold
Cookwood
Yorkshire, N.
Cranswick
Cransick
Yorkshire
Cranwich
Cranice
Norfolk
Cranworth
Cranner
Norfolk
( 'rediton
Kirtun
Devonshire
isingham
Crissenjim
Norfolk
Crich
Crych
Derbyshire
Ciomford
Crumfud
Derbyshire
Cromwell Bottom
Crumill Botham Nottinghamshire
Crostwick Crossick
Norfolk
Crostwight Corsit
Norfolk
ughton Crowtun Northamptonshire
Crowborough Crowbor Sussex
Crowle Croole Lincolnshire
24 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Croxton Park
Crosn Park
Leicestershire
Crostun Park
Crozen Park
Cruxton
Cuxstone
Kent
Cuckfield
Cookfield
Sussex
Cuckfull
Cudham
Coodam
Kent
Cudworth
Cooduth
Yorkshire, W.
Cudoth
Culworth
Culloth
Northamptonshin
Cumberworth
Cumber-woth i Yorkshire, W.
Cuperham
Keppernum
Hampshire
Dalbury
Dorlbury
Derbyshire
Balling
Dorling Norfolk
Dallington
Dollington Sussex
Dalston
Dawstun Cumberland
Danbury
Da-enbury Essex
Daresbury Darsbury Cheshire
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 25
Name.
Pronunciation. County.
Darlington
Darntun Durham
Dartmoor
Dartymor
Devonshire
Dartmouth
Dartymuth
Devonshire
1 )avenham
Dagnum
Essex
Davenham
Dane-um
Cheshire
Daventry
Danetry
Northamptonshire
Dauntry
Debach
Debbage
Suffolk
I >enbigh
Denby
Denbighshire
Uenby Dale
Demby Dale
Yorkshire, \\ .
Denholmc
Dennum
Yorkshire, \\
Derby
Darby
Derbyshire
Deopham
Deepum
Norfolk
Dcptford
Detfud
Kent
Dereham
Dareum
Norfolk
1 )ewsbury
1 )aouzbry
Yorkshire. \\
1 )c \vsbre
Dincestow Dinaslow Monmouthshire
K
26 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Dittisham
Ditsum
Devonshire
Docking
Dockun
Norfolk
Dodworth
Dod-uth
Yorkshire, W
Dolgelly
Dol-gethly
Merionetshire
Donington, Castle
Dunningtun
Leicestershire
Dunnitun
Dovedale
Duv-dale
Derbyshire
Dowthorpe
Doo-thrup
Yorkshire, E.
Driffield
Dhrifful
Yorkshire, E.
Duckingfield
Duckenfelt
Cheshire
Duls Coppice
Doo-cups
Hampshire
Dunningworth
Dunnurth
Suffolk
Durham
Dore-um
Durham
Dorm
Eardswick
Yarsick
Cheshire
Earshani
Ar-shun
Norfolk
Easington Ezingtun
Yorkshire, W.
Ez-ntun
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 27
Name.
Easingwold
Pronunciation.
Eseingwood
County
Yorkshire, N.
Kastbury
Ice-bury
Berkshire
4on
Ese-un
Norfolk
Ecchingswell
Etchinswcll
Berkshire
Edenhall
Ede-nal
Cumberland
Edensor
Ensur
Derbyshire
I'd \\instone
Eden^tu
Nottinghamshire
1 i
Bggleacliffe
Eagles-cliff Yorkshire
Excliff
Eglinham
Eglinjam Northumberland
Elland
Yelland Yorkshire, W.
Kntwistle
Tinsul
Lancashire
Epworth
Eppwitb
Lincolnshire
Erpinghani
Arp ing-gam
Norfolk
Escrick
Escrit
Yorkshire, E.
Eskdale
Ashdale
Cumberland
Etchingham
Etching-ham
Sussex
Etruria
Truria
Staffordshire
28 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Etruria
Trury
Staffordshire
Evenley
Eamley
Northamptonshire
Evesbach
Ezbridge Herefordshire
Evesham
E-sn
Worcestershire
E-sham
E-sum
Evenny
Wenny
Glamorganshire
Eyam
Em
Derbyshire
Eye
Aye
Suffolk
Palmer
Farmer
Sussex
Fam bridge
Fahmbridge
Essex
Fangfoss
Fankess
Yorkshire
Farnley
Faernley
Yorkshire
Farnworth
Farnoth
Lancashire
Faulkbourne
Fobern
Essex
Fawkham
Fakeham
Kent
Fearnal Heath
Furnul H.
Worcestershire
Felmersham Fensum
Bedfordshire
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 29
Name.
Pronunciation
County
l-'elmcrsham
Fenshum
Bedfordshire
I'crsfield
Farsfield
Norfolk
I-iniber
Fimer
Yorkshire, E.
Finningley
Finlah
Nottinghamshire
Mcmingston
Flimstun
Glamorganshire
Flitwick
Flittick
Bedfordshire
Flixton
Flee-sn
Yorkshire, E.
Flotmanby
Flotnby
Yorkshire, E.
Foleshill
Foicehill
Warwickshire
Folkingham
Fockingham Lincolnshire
Folkington
Fowington Sussex
Folktoo
Fowtun
Yorkshire, E.
Fouldon
Fouden
Norfolk
Foulsham
Foul-sum
Norfolk
Foxeton
Foxtun
Cambridgeshire
Fox-le-henning
Foxnailin
Cumberland
Framlingham
Frammingham Suffolk
Fransham
Fransum
Norfolk
30 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name
Pronunciation.
County.
Fransham
Frarnsum
Norfolk
Fritwell
Frittell
Oxfordshire
Frocester
Froster
Gloucestershire
Frodsham
Fradsum
Cheshire
Frome
Froome
Somersetshire
Fulmodeston
Full-mes-tun
Norfolk
Funtington
Fundan
Sussex
Gainsborough
Gainsber
Lincolnshire
Gamblesby
Gammelsby
Cumberland
Garboldisham
Feltum
Norfolk
Garblesum
Garendon
Garitun
Leicestershire
Garston, East
Argisun
Berkshire
Gayton
Gytan
Norfolk
Gestwick
Gestic
Norfolk
Giethwaites
Giefitts
Yorkshire
Gillerthwaite
Gillerthet
Cumberland
Gipping
Gip'n
Norfolk
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 31
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Glandford
Glanfer
Norfolk
Glasbury
Glaizberry
Radnorshire
Glencoin
Lenkerrin
Cumberland
Gloucester
Gloster
Gloucestershire
Glyndyfwydwy
Glindowdwy
Wales
Gnosal
Nosle
Shropshire
Goathurst
Go-thurst
Somersetshire
Godalming
God-alm-ing
Surrey
(iodnestone
(iunstun
Kent
G clear
Gowker
Yorkshire
Goldthrop
Go-thrup
Yorkshire
(ionerby
Gunnerby
Lincolnshire
Gooderstone
Goodsun
Norfolk
Good man ham
Good-ma-dm
Yorkshire, E.
(ioodnestone
Godstone
Kent
Gunstone
Gotherington
Guthertun
Gloucestershire
Goudhurst Gowdhurst Kent
32 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Goxhill
Gousle
Lincolnshire
Goxhill
Gousal
Yorkshire, E.
Gowsill
Gracedieu
Grasedy
Leicestershire
Grappenhall
Gropnal Cheshire
Grassington
Girstun Yorkshire, W.
Grassmere
Gursmer Westmoreland
Graveney
Grainey Kent
Greenwich
Grinidge Kent
Gresley
Greezly
Derbyshire
Gressenhall
Gres-lin
Norfolk
Gres-nel
Gretworth
Greatworth
Oxfordshire
Greetworth
Grimston
Grimsun
Norfolk
Grindall
Grundill
Yorkshire, E.
Gringley
Grinley
Nottinghamshire
Gristhorpe Gricethrup
Yorkshire, E.
Dialt'idi/ riiicc-Xomenclature. 33
itinciation. County.
( Irundisbury
( irunsbro'
Norfolk
Gunthwaite
Gunfit
Yorkshire
Haddiscoe
Hadsco
Norfolk
Hadsker
I la^m-s ,/- Hawnes Hains
Bedfordshire
Hailsham
Helshum
Sussex
Halesworth
Harsler
Norfolk
Hallalum^-Hallon Morn
Shropshire
Halloughton
I lortn
tinghamshire
1 lalshain
.\\vsum
Yorkshire,
Hornsum
Halton
Rawtun
Cheshire
I lamkodon
Suffolk
1 lanworth
Manner
Norfolk
Happisburgh Ila/ohoro
rfolk
Hardini^hani :\lcngini Norfolk
Hard\v : Hardick Derbyshire
Hardwick Harrick Lincolnshire
34 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Hardwick
Haddick
Norfolk
Harewood
Harwood
Yorkshire
Harewood Dale
Harredale
Yorkshire, N.
Harwood Dale
Hargham
Harfum
Norfolk
Harlaxton
Harlastun
Lincolnshire
Hartlepool
Hartley-pool
Durham
Hartshead
Harchit
Yorkshire, W.
Harwich
Harridge
Essex
Harwood
Harrud
Yorkshire
Harworth
Harroth
Nottinghamshire
Hachesdon
Hayson
Suffolk
Hatfield
Hatfeld
Hertfordshire
Hautbois
Hobbies
Norfolk
Hobbos
Haverfordwest
Harfoard West
Pembrokeshire
Hawarden Harding
Flintshire
Hard'n
Dialectal Flace-Noincnclat* 35
Pronunciation. County
I lawarden
Hord'n
I ; lintshire
1 1 awes
Hose
Cumberland
Ha wick
Hoick
Northumberland
llavvncstf/- ilagnes Mains
Bedfordshire
Haworth
Horcth
Yorkshire, \V.
I laynford
Hanfer
Norfolk
Hcathiicld
Heffui
Sussex
Hcaton
Yetton
Yorkshire, \V.
Heckmondwike
Heckonwick
Yorkshire, W.
Hedensford
Hechford
Staffordsliirc
Hedgeford
Heigham
Hayum
Norfolk
Highum
Heighington
Ainton
Durham
Helhoughton
Hellotn
Norfolk
Hellesden
Helsdun
Norfolk
Hellingley
Hellinglye
SUM
Herringlyc
36 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature
Name.
Hemsworth
Pronunciation.
Himswuth
Count}-.
Yorkshire, W.
Heptonstall
Hepponstel
Yorkshire, W.
Hertford
Harfud
Hertfordshire
Heslington
Hezlerton
Yorkshire, N.
Heveringland
Haverland
Norfolk
Heveringham
Hennygm
Suffolk
Rewards Hawth
Hey woods Heath Sussex
Heworth
Hewith
Yorkshire
Heydour
Aselby
Lincolnshire
Heywood
Yehwood
Lancashire
Hickling
Hicklun
Norfolk
Higham
Hick'n
Yorkshire
High Hoy land
Hegh Huyland
Yorkshire, W.
High Legh
High Lee
Cheshire
Hightown
Hetaan
Yorkshire, W.
Hindolveston
Hilverstun
Norfolk
Hindlestone
Hipperholme
Hiprum
Yorkshire, W.
37
Name.
1 liston
Pronunciation
Hissn
..nty
Cambridgeshire
II out h ley
Hoodlye
Su^
fold
Hockold
Wiltshire
Ilodyoad
Hoddyod
Cumberland
Hue (V HOO
How
Norfolk
Hoi.
Hob
Nottinghamshire
1 lulcilt
Huccot
Bedfordshire
Holdsworth
Hollder
Yorkshire, \\ .
Holldeth
Holborn
II 6 burn
Middle.
Holincote
Honey cut
Somersetshire
Ik.lker
Hooker
Lancashire
Hollesley
Hosely
Suffolk
Holme
Holl'm
Norfolk
Holm Hall
Home
Norfolk
1 lolmpton
Humpton
Yorkshire
Umptun
Holyxvcll Green
HollywellGreeil
Yorkshire, W.
38 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name
Pronunciation.
County.
Hone
Hoone
Sussex
Hooton Pagnall
Hutton Pannell
Yorkshire
Hopwas
Hoppus
Shropshire
Horsemounces
Hurstmonceaux Sussex
Horstow
Hostow
Lincolnshire
Horningsea
Hornsey
Cambridgeshire
Horsham S. Faith
Horsham S. Fays Norfolk
Hough
Huff
Cumberland
Houghton
Hoetun
Norfolk
Houghton
Hoetun
Sussex
Hoxne
Hoxen
Suffolk
Hughendon
Hilchendun
Buckinghamshire
Hitchendun
Hullavington
Hullington
Wiltshire
Hull Senna
Hosenna
Cheshire
Hulme
Hoom
Lancashire
Humbleton
Hummelton
Yorkshire, E.
Hunmanby
Hunnenby
Yorkshire, E,
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 39
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Hunstanton
Hunstun
Norfolk
Hurst Monceaux
Harsmouncy
Sussex
Hossmouncies
Hurstmounceys
Hutton
Yuttn
Yorkshire, E.
Hutton Buscel
Hutton Bushel
Yorkshire, N.
Mydc
Heyde
Cheshire
Idridgchav
Ithersea
Derbyshire
[Ifracombe
Ilfra-coom
Devonshire
Ilkeston
Ilsn
Derbyshire
Elkley
Eethla
Yorkshire, W.
IMcy Walton
Kasly \\'arton
Leicestershire
Inbirchworth
Burchwoth
Yorkshire
Ipswich
Ips-ich
Suffolk
Ipswitch
Irton
Hott'n
Yorkshire
I sic worth Ilswurtli
Middle-
I-sle-wurth
40 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature,
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Isleworth
Izlewurth
Middlesex
Islip
I-slip
Oxfordshire
Jedburgh
Jethart
Roxburgshire
Kedleston
Kelsn
Derbyshire
Keighley
Kleethla
Yorkshire, W.
Keethly
Kelsall
Kelsa
Cheshire
Kelswick
Kelsick
Cumberland
Kelvedon Hatch
Keldon Hatch
Essex
Kenilworth
Killingworth
Warwickshire
Kenninghall
Kennigle
Norfolk
Kersley
Carsley
Warwickshire
Keswick
Kessick Norfolk
Keswick
Kezzick Cumberland
Kexborough
Kesper
Yorkshire, W.
Keyingham
Kenningham Yorkshire, E.
Keymer
Kymer
Sussex
Keyso
Kayso
Bedfordshire
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 41
Name. Pronunciation.
County.
Keyworth
Kee-uth
Leicestershire
Kidderminster
Kiddy
\Yorcestershire
Kilmvick Percy
Killick P.
Yorkshire, E.
Kjnglyvale
Kindervale
Sussex
Kings Pyon
Progown
Herefordshire
Kimvarton
Kinnertun
Warwickshire
Kirkcudbright Kircoobry Kirkcudbright-
shire
Kirdford
Kirdfoord
Sussex
Kirkby T-hore
Kirby Thuro
\\estmoreland
Kirkheaton
Kurkyeaton
Yorkshire, \\".
Veaton
Kirkleavington
Kilton
Yorkshire, N.
Kirkkv>
Kirkless
Yorkshire. \\
Kirkixwald
Kirk i Cumberland
Kirkux/.le
Kirk Thorpe Kithrup Yorkshire
Kirton Kcttn Lincolnshire
42 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Kineton
Keet'n
Warwickshire
Knapton
Nappn
Yorkshire
Knapton
Naptn
Norfolk
Kneesall
Kneaser
Nottinghamshire
Kniveton
Niftun
Derbyshire
Knockholt
Nockle
Kent
Kyre
Keer
Worcestershire
Lacra
Laacra
Cumberland
Lammas
Lam-us
Norfolk
Lanehead
Lomhead
Yorkshire, W.
Langford
Lang-fer
Norfolk
Langharne
Larne
Carmarthenshire
Langhterton
Loutertun
Lincolnshire
Langwathby
Langanby
Cumberland
Langonby
Lanyon Guvit
Lennine Guvit
Cornwall
Laughten-en-le-
Lightning in th<
1
Morthen
Morning Yorkshire
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 43
Name.
Pronunciation. County.
Laughton
Loffn
Lincolnshire
1 -aunceston
Lans'n
Cornwall
I .avendon
Laundun
Bedfordshire
1 .avington
Lentun
Lincolnshire
Leckhampton Lackington
Gloucestershire
1
Leckingtun
Leicester
Lester
Leicestershire
Leigh Laych
Lancashire
1 .eigh Lie
Surrey
Leigh
Leyth
Leigh-on-Mendip Lie on Mendip Somersetshire
Leighton Buzzard Laytun Beande-
scott
Bedfordshire
Lei nster
Lenstur
Ireland
Leiston
Laysun
Suffolk
Leith
teeth
Scotland
Lcitrini Leetrim
Connaught,
Ireland
44 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Leizate
Ledjet
Norfolk
Leintwardine
Lantwardine
Herefordshire
Lentwardine
Leman L'man | Middlesex
Leominster Lemster Herefordshire
Letheringsett Larnsett Norfolk
Lewes Lu-is Sussex
Lu-ez
Lightcliffe
Leetcliff
Yorkshire, W.
Lilleshall
Linsell
Shropshire
Lincoln
Lincun
Lincolnshire
Lindley
Linly
Yorkshire, W.
Linthwaite
Linfit
Yorkshire, W.
Litchurch
Leechuch
Derbyshire
Liverpool
Lurple
Lancashire
Llandudno
Landidno
Carnarvonshire
Llangollen
Thlangothlan Denbyshire
Lockwood
l.ockerd Yorkshire, W.
Hialcctal Place- Nomenclature. 45
Pronunciation.
County'
Lofthouse
Loftus
Yorkshire, W.
L ol worth
Lolo
Cambridgeshire
London
Lundun
Middlesex
Lunnun
Londonthorpe
Lunnunthorp Lincolnshire
Longwood
Longud Yorkshire, \V.
Loo
Lose
Kent
Loughborough Luff-boro
Leicestershire
I.OUth
Low-ath
Lincolnshire
Ludgvan
Lidgun
Cornwall
Lurgashall
Ludgershawl
Sussex
Luitcrworth
Littlewurth
Leicestershire
Lyminster
Linstur
Sus
Macdesfield
Maxfield
Cheshire
Maxfilt
Maxlt
M adder n
Madron
Cornwall
Maevvul
Maylield
Sussex
46 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Maidstone
Medstun
Kent
Malham
Mawn
Yorkshire, W.
Mailing
Marling
Sussex
Mailing
Morling
Kent
Malpas
Morpus
Cheshire
Maltishall
Matsel
Norfolk
Malton
Morltun
Yorkshire, N.
Malvern
Marvun
Worcestershire
Mollvim
Morvun
Mancester
Mancettur
Warwickshire
Manghonby
Maughonby
Manthorpe
Mantrup
Lincolnshire
Marfleet
Marflit
Yorkshire, E.
Margaretting
Margetting
Essex
Markeaton
Mart'n
Derbyshire
Marlborough
Morlboro'
Wiltshire
Marlingford
Marlnfud
Norfolk
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 47
Pronunciation. County.
Marston Marsn
Derbyshire
Marston Jabbet
Mas'n
\\'ar\vickshire
Mart ham
Matham
Norfolk
Marylebone
Marrowbone
Middlesex
Marrybone
^ I asborough
Mazbrer
Yorkshire, \V.
Mastock
Mastick
Sussex
Mattishall
Matsel
Norfolk
Maughan, Saint
Maffin
Monmouthshire
Mauu r lianby Maffenby
Cumberland
Moffenby
Maultby
N I orby
Norfolk
Mavfield
Maevvul
Sussex
Meaux Abbey
Muce Abbey
York shire
i
Meddlethorpe Thelthrup
Lincolnshire
Medmenham Meddenum
Buckinghamshire
Mednum
Mclmcrby Mellerby Cumberland
48 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Meltham
Meltem
Yorkshire, W.
Meole Brace
Meel
Shropshire
Meopham
Meffum
Kent
Meppum
Meriden
Mere-den
Warwickshire
Mersey Island
Masy Island
Essex
Merstham
Maestrum
Surrey
Merton
Marton
Norfolk
Methwold
Methuld
Norfolk
Muel
Michaelchurch
Mulchurch
Herefordshire
Mildenhall
Minal
Wiltshire
Minel
Milngavie
Millgie
Lanarkshire
Minehead
Minyard
Somersetshire
Minestred
Minustred Hampshire
Minetry
Myntry Wiltshire
Mirfield Mirfilld Yorkshire, W.
Dialectal Placf-Xomcnelature. 49
Pronunciation.
County.
Misson
Mi /.en
Nottinghamshire
Moldash
Molash Kent
Monewden
Munnyden Suffolk
Monmouth
Monmuth Monmouthshire
Munmuth
Montgomery
Montgumry Montgomeryshire
Moorthorpe
Motherup
\'orkshire
Morlcy Park
Marlcy Pork Derbyshire
Mounlncssing
Munny-seen
>ex
Munnys-end
Mousehole
Mowsell
Cornwall
Mowthorpe
Moothrup
Yorkshire, E.
Muggerhanger
Morhanger
Bedfordshire
Mundesley
Munslcy Norfolk
Mundford
Munfcr Norfolk
Xailstone
Nelsun Leicestershire
:ord
X arter Norfolk
Navenby
Na-enby Lincolnshire
50 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Neatshead
Neets-head
Norfolk
Necton
Naytun
Norfolk
Needham Market
Leedum
Suffolk
Netherfield
Nethyful
Sussex
Netteswell
Nets-weli
Essex
New Quay
New Kee
Kent
Newsham
Newsm
Lincolnshire
Ninfield
Ninful
Sussex
Ninvul
Normanby
Norranby
Lincolnshire
Normanton
Narmunton
Leicestershire
Northbrook End
Nobacken
Cambridgeshire
North Dalton
Nor-Dot'n
Yorkshire, E
North Dean
Nordene
Yorkshire, W.
North enden
Northen
Cheshire
Northowram
Northarum
Yorkshire, W.
North Wold
Norrel
Norfolk
Norton Belleau Bio' Nortun ! Norfolk
Dialectal Plact-Nomtnclatun. 51
Pronunciation.
County.
Norwich
Norridge
Norfolk
Norwood Green
Norrod Green
Yorkshire, \V
Nottingham
Nottingum
Nottinghamshire
Nottingyum
Nottinum
Nuneaton
Yeaton Warwickshire
Nutshelling
Nursling Hampshire
Oakham Ookum Rutlandshire
Oakhamplon
Ockington
Devonshire-
Odcll
Wudl
Bedfordshire
Odiham
Hodgum
Hampshire
Odg-ham
O-duim
Offham
O-fum
Kent
Oldcoates
Alecotes Nottinghamshire
Oldham
Owddum Lancashire
Ollerton
Owlertun
Cheshire
Oreston
O'sn
1 )cvonshiro
52 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Osgathorpe
Pronunciation.
Asgethorpe
County.
Leicestershire
Osgodby
Ozgerby
Yorkshire
Osset
Ossit
Yorkshire
Oswestry
Oggestree
Shropshire
Ottringham
Ootringum
Yorkshire, E.
Oughtrington
Ootrington
Cheshire
Oulton
Oletun
Norfolk
Oumeby
Owmby
Lincolnshire
Ousefleet
Owsfleet
Yorkshire, E.
Usslett
Oversley Ford Oozly Ford
Cheshire
Overthwaite Worfat
Westmoreland
Overton
Ortun
Huntingdonshire
Oving
Ooving
Sussex
Ovingham
Ovinjun
Northumberland
Ovington
Overtun
Norfolk
Owthorne
Thorne
Yorkshire, E.
Oxenthorpe
Oxnup
Yorkshire, W.
Dialectal Placc-Nomenctat. 53
Pailton
Pronunciation.
Tcltun
County
\Varwickshirc
Pampisford
Tanchcr
Cambridgeshire
1'arnscr
Parnza
Pauncer
Parham
Parrum
Sussex
Panvich
1'arritch
Derbyshire
Paston
Parsn
Norfolk
Patrington
Pathringtun
Yorkshire, E.
Pavcnham
Pacton
Bedfordshire
Pendlebury
Pcmbry Lancashire
Pencombe
Pankuin
Herefordshire
Penrith
Pcerith
Cumberland
Perith
^vcr
Peevcr
Cheshire
Pcrlcthorpc
Palcthorpc
Nottinghamshire
IVrshore
Panhire
Worcestershire
Pawshaw
54 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Pettaugh
Petter
Norfolk
Pevensey
Pemsey
Sussex
Pinsy
Pickenham
Picknum
Norfolk
Piddinghoe
Piddinghoo
Sussex
Pleasly
Plezly
Derbyshire
Plemondstall
Plemstull
Cheshire
Plimstun
Plumpton
Pluntun
Cumberland
Ponghill
Puffil
Cornwall
Pontefract
Pomfrit
Yorkshire, W.
Pontesbury
Ponsbury
Shropshire
Pool
Poo-il
Yorkshire, W.
Portisham
Possum
Dorsetshire
Portishead
Posset
Somersetshire
Postwick
Possick
Norfolk
Poynings
Punnings
Sussex
Pyecombe
Pye-coom
Sussex
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 55
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Quarndon
Quorn
Derbyshire
Quorndon
Quorn
Leicestershire
Radcliffc
Racliff
Lancashire
Ratliffe
Rampisham
Ransom
Dorsetshire
Ramsden Balhousc Ramsden Ballu;
Essex
Raimvorth
Ranner
Norfolk
Ratlinghope
Ratchup
Shropshire
Ravenhill
Raffel
Worcestershire
Raveningham
Ranningham
Norfolk
Ravenstoiu-
Kaansun
Buckinghamshire
Rarnstun
Derbyshire
Raunsone
Leicestershire
Ravenstonedale Rissendalc Westmoreland
Reading Redding Berkshire
Rcculvcr
Recculver Kent
Redisham
Reddishm Suffolk
Reepham Rce-fum Norfolk
1
56 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Reighton
Reetun
Yorkshire, E.
Retford
Redfud
Nottinghamshire
Rhudlan
Ridlun
Flintshire
Rhyll
Rill
Derbyshire
Riarsh
Rash
Kent
Rievaulx
Reevo
Yorkshire, N.
Rivers
Riv-is
Rillington
Rullington
Yorkshire, N.
Rullitn
Rimswell
Rinsill
Yorkshire, E.
Ringway
Runjer
Cheshire
Runjy
Risca
Rishca
Monmouthshire
Rishangles
Rishanger
Suffolk
Rishworth
Rushworth
Yorkshire, W.
Rivington
Rivitn
Monmouthshire
Rocester Roaster
Staffordshire
Dialectal Place-Nomenclat 57
Name. Pronunciation.
County.
Rochdale
Ratchda
Lancashire
Rodings, The Roothings, The Essex
Rolleston Rolestun
Leicestershire
Rollestone
Rowlestun
Wiltshire
Romaldkirk Rummuldkirk
Yorkshire, W.
Romford
Rumfud
Essex
Romsey
Rumzy
Kent
Roos
Ross
Yorkshire, E.
Rose wain
Rosnan
Cumberland
Rostherne
Rostern
Cheshire
Roth we 11
Roddill
Yorkshire
Rowell
Northamptonshire
Roughton
Row-tun
Norfolk
Kouten Root'n
Cumberland
Kouth Rooth
Vorkshu
Rowruh Roorer
( 'umberland
Rowsley Rosely
1 )erby shire
Ruddervul Rotherfild
Sussex
58 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Rudgwick
Rudgick
Sussex
Rugeley
Rudgley
Staffordshire
Runhall
Runull
Norfolk
Rushall
Rooshill
Norfolk
Rushton
Ris'n
Somersetshire
Rushton Parva
Little Reastun
Yorkshire
Saham
Same
Norfolk
Saint Albans
Saint Orlbaifip
Hertfordshire
Saint Aldates
Stolds
Oxfordshire
Saint Anstel
Saint Ansl
Cornwall
Saint Ebbes
Stabbs
Oxfordshire
Saint Gelly
Stevengelly
Cornwall
Saint Ives
Saint Eves
Cornwall
Saint Just
Sanjust
Cornwall
Saint Kenelms
Kennelums
Worcestershire
Saint Maughans
Saint Mawns
Monmouthshire
Saint Neots Saint Nouts
Cornwall
Sneets
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 59
Name.
I'ronunciation.
County.
:it Neots
Saint Neets
Huntingdonshire
S notes
Saint Thomas
Sentimas
.Staffordshire
Saint Weonards
Saint Wonnuds
Herefordshire
Sal lord
Saffud
Buckinghamshire
Salthouse
Sailers
Norfolk
Sallus
Salisbury
Sarum
Wiltshire
Saulsberry
Salkeld
Sawkull
Cumberland
Salle
Saul
Norfolk
Salmesbury
Samesbury
Lancashire
Saltfleet
Sawflit
Lincolnshire
Saltfleetby
Sollaby
Lincolnshire
Saltwick
Sorltick
Yorkshire
Sancreed
Sancred
Cornwall
Sancris
Sand-le-Mcir Sandymere
Yorkshire
60 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Sandton
Pronunciation.
Santoon
County.
Lincolnshire
Sandwith
Sannith
Cumberland
Sandiacre
Senjyker
Derbyshire
Sawbridgeworth
Saapza Cambridgeshire
1
Sapsa
Sapster
Sawcer
Sawbridgeworth
Sapstead Hertfordshire
Sapswith
Scalby
Scorby
Yorkshire, N.
Scalford
Scawford
Leicestershire
Scipoon
Skipper Lancashire
Scopwick
Scawby Lincolnshire
Scottow
Scotter
Norfolk
Scoulton
Skoutun
Norfolk
Scrapton
Scropn
Derbyshire
Scrivelsby
Sercelby
Lincolnshire
Screelsby
ilcct al Place-Nomenclature. 61
ford
Pronunciation.
a-foord
Count yj
Sussex
Stjbergham Sebberham Cumberland
rum
ergh
Sedber Yorkshire
.j,ebrook Sidebrook Lincolnshire
Scdlescombe Selscum Sussex
Seighford
Sighfud
Staffordshire
Selmeston
Simpson
Sussex
;lby Sarl-by
Nottinghamshire
crby Sewby
Yorkshire, E.
Shaftesbury Shastun
Sheepshed Shepshed Leicestershire
Sheptim
Shepun Somersetshire
Shibdcn
Shibdin Yorkshire, \\ .
Shipdhani
Shindham Norfolk
Shircoaks
Shircaks Nottinghamshire
Shitlington
Sliillington fordshire
Shotcshain
Shott ->um Norfolk
62 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Shrawardine
Shraden
Shropshire
S'raden
Shrewsbury
Shrosebury
Shropshire
S'oesbry
Shuckburgh
Suckbro
Warwickshire
Shurlach
Surlash
Cheshire
Sibertswold
Shepberswell
Sussex
Sidestrand
Syderstroud
Norfolk
Sigglesthorne
Siggistun
Yorkshire
Silstun
Silverstone
Silstun
Northamptonshire
Sisland
Sizeland
Norfolk
Sitertswold
Shepherd's Wei
I Kent
Skalderskew
Skoderska
Cumberland
Skerne
Skeean
Yorkshire, E.
Skeyton
Skytn
Norfolk
Skiddaw
Skiddy
Cumberland
Skircoat
Skircoite
Yorkshire, W.
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 63
Name.
Pronunciation. County.
Skirlaugh
Skella Yorkshire, E.
Skirlington Hill
Skeleton Hill Yorkshire, E.
Skirwith
Skirrith
Cumberland
Slaithwaite
Slaat
Yorkshire
Slawet
Slowit
Slaugham
Slaffum
Sussex
Smethwick
Smerrick
Warwickshire
Sneinton
Snentun
Nottinghamshire
Snettisham
Snettsum
Norfolk
Solihul
Sillil
Warwickshire
Sompting
Sounting
Sussex
Summutt
Southburn
Soo-b'n
Yorkshire, E.
South Lcigli
Sow-lie
Oxfordshire
Southbwnun
Sahtharum
Yorkshire, \\
Southwaito
Soothut
Cumberland
Southwark
Sutherk
Surrey
64 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County
Southwell
Suthull
Nottinghamshire
Sowerby
Soreby
Cumberland
Sowerby
Soerby
Yorkshire, W.
Sowerby Bridge
Soervy Brig
Yorkshire, W.
Soyland
Swilland
Yorkshire, W.
Sparsholt
Spasset
Berkshire
Spondon
Spoondun
Derbyshire
Sproston
Sprosn
Cheshire
Sproxton
Sprosn
Lincolnshire
Sprowstun
Spurn
Spon
Yorkshire, E.
Stambridge
Stahnbridge
Essex
Stanford
Stanfer
Norfolk
Stanhoe
Stanner
Norfolk
Staverton
Startun
Northamptonshire
Stawell
Stole
Somersetshire
Stevington
StefFn
Bedfordshire
Steyning Stenning Sussex
nUiltCtnl /y</ct p -.\f'///tv/<-/</.' 65
Name. 1'ronunciation. County.
Stiffke)
Stewkey
Norfolk
Stickey
Stockport
Stopper! Lancashire
Stopport
Stodford
Stotfud
Yorkshire, W.
Stoke Courcy
Sergursey
Somersetshire
Stoke Goursey
Stokesley
Stozeley
Yorkshire
Stoketon
Stortn
Sussex
Stoughton
Stoetun Sussex
Stoiirbridge
Starbridge Worcestershire
Storbridge
Sturbridge
Stourport
Starport
Worcestershire
Storport
Sturport
Stowerport
Stradbrooke Strubbuck Suffolk
66 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Stradishall
Stradgill
Suffolk
Streatham
Strett'n \
Surrey
Av.
Strongitharm
Strothum
Stroxton
Strawsun
Lincolnshire
Sturston
Stussun
Norfolk
Sunk Island
Sunk
Yorkshire, E.
Swansea
Swanzy
Glamorganshire
Swarkeston
Svvorsun
Derbyshire
Svvavesey
Sway-cy
Cambridgeshire
Swayfield
Sweffield
Lincolnshire
Swerford
Swarvord
Oxfordshire
Syresham
Siseham
Northamptonshire
Tacolnestone
Tacklestone
Norfolk
Tasburg
'I'aze-bro
Norfolk
Taunton
Taentun
Somersetshire
Tantun
Taverham
Tabberum
Norfolk
Teathes Teaz
Cumberland
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature . 67
PM.
I *ron unc iut Ion
County.
;nmouth
Tanemutb
Devonshire
Tinmuth
Temple Halsall
IJusslc 'I'empU
Warwickshire
Tenbury
Tembry
Herefordshire
ion
Teasn
Kent
Teynham
Tennum
Kent
Thtxne
Tame
Oxfordshire
Theddlethorpe
'I'helthrup Lincolnshire
Thetford
Thetfcr
Norfolk
Thevelby
Theul-by
Lincolnshire
Thirkleby
Thotlby
Yorkshire, E.
1
Thixcndale
Thisendill
Yorkshire, E.
Thoresley
Thowsley
Nottinghamshire
Thorn
Thoane
Yorskhire
Thorndon
Thoendun
Suffolk
Thorngumbald
Gumberthorne
Yorkshire, E.
Thornagumbawl
Threckingham
Threkingum Lincolnshire
6 \ /):ciL j (-'(i/ J 'Lice- Mo m 'nchv.urt.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Thrigby
Trigby
Norfolk
Thrandestone
Frans'n Suffolk
Threxton
Trexun | Norfolk
Thringstone
Thringsun
Leicestershire
Thruxted
Drusted
Kent
Thurlestone
Thulsn
Derbyshire
Thurlstn Yorkshire, AY '.
Thurstonland
Thursland Yorkshire, W.
Thurnscoe
Thrunsker Yorkshire.
Thwaite
Twaite
Norfolk
Twaite
Suffolk
Thwing
Twing
Yorkshire, E.
Wing
Tideswell
Tidser
Derbyshire
Tingewick
Tingick Buckinghamshire
Tintagel
Tintadgel ! Cornwall
Tipthorpe
Tip-thrup Yorkshire, E.
Tipton
Tipp'n Staffordshire
/)iti/t-i!<! \\nnctiiiat;
I'rununciution. County
Tutleshall Titsaul Norfolk
Torksey Torsey
Lincolnshire
Torqim Tockay *f h y
i , * \
Devonshire
I orkee
Tolleshunt D'Arcy
Toussent D. Essex
Towcester
Tester
Northamptonshire
Touster
Trefgarnc Trogan
Pembrokeshire
Trereif Treeve Cornwall
Treryn Treen Cornwall
Trevethin
Trethvin Monmouthshire
Trewoofe
Troave Cornwall
Trotters Cliff Trossley Kent
Turnstall Turnstead Staffordshire
Turnditch
Turndych Derbyshire
Turweston
Tussun Buckinghamshire
Twickenham l'wittn-um Middlesex
Twiveston
Twibtm
Buckinghamshire
/o Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Tydd Gout
Tydd Goat
Cambridgeshire
Tydesley
Tinsley Bongs
Lancashire
Tyhnar Bruarch
Tinna Bruach
Argyleshire
Udimore
Udimer
Sussex
Ulceby
Oosby
Lincolnshire
Ulcombe
U-camb
Kent
Ulgham
Uffum
Northumberland
Ulleskelf
Ulskelf
Yorkshire
Ulrome
Ooram
Yorkshire, E.
Ulverstone
Oostun
Lancashire
Uttoxeter
Tuxiter
Staffordshire
Utcheter
Uxiter
Uxter
Vauxhall
Voxall
Middlesex
Wacton
Woton
Norfolk
Waghen
Warn
Yorkshire, E.
Wawn
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 71
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
\Valberton
Warberton
Sussex
\Valcot
Walkwood
Lincolnshire
Wawcut
Walkhampton
Wakington
Devonshire
Wtlaafl
Wassell
Staffordshire
Wasth
\Valtham
Waltom
Essex
\Yandsworlh
Wonswurth
Surrey
\Vangford
Wangfer
Norfolk
\\'ansford
Wansfth
Yorkshire, E.
Wanstcad
\Vonsted
Essex
\Varlcy
\\'arely
Yorkshire, W.
Warmswortb
\\'arnsuth
Yorkshire, W.
Waiter
Waithr
Yorkshire, E.
Warwick
Wtrrick
Warwickshire
\Vavendon
\\ afmdun
Buckinghamshire
1
\Varndun
\Vavertree
... ^ Lancashire
12 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County
Wearmouth
Weermuth
|
Weaverham Wearum Cheshire
Weaverthorpe
Weea-thrup Yorkshire, E.
Wednesbury Wensbry Staffordshire
Wedgeberry
Wednesfield
Wedgefield Staffordshire
Wembdon
Wendin Somersetshire
Wendlebury
Windlebury
Oxfordshire
Wentworth
Wentuth Yorkshire
Weobly
Wooble
Herefordshire
Weston
Wesn
Warwickshire
Westwick
Westick Norfolk
Wharncliffe
Worncliffe Yorkshire, W.
Whatstandwell
Holstannel Derbyshire
Wheatley
Wheeatley
Yorkshire, W.
Whelnetham Weltum Suffolk
Whitehaven Whittan
Cumberland
Whitgift Wiggiff
Yorkshire
Dialect nl Plact-Nomenclat 73
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
\Vhittingham
Whittinjam
Lancashire
Whitwick
Whittick
Leicestershire
Whoulsicke
Hole-Syke
Yorkshire
Wigan
Wiggen
Lancashire
Wiggenhall,
S. Mary Magdalen Maudlin
Norfolk
\Yildboarclou-h Wilbercluff
Cheshire
WUtingate
VVinnigal Essex
Wilmslow
Wimslow Cheshire
Wilnecote
\Vincut
Staffordshire
\Vilshampstead
Wilstead Bedfordshire
Wiateringham
\\'interingam Lincolnshire
Wintcrington Winterton Lincolnshire
Wirksworth Wirsir Derbyshire
Wirsydy
Wistaston
U'istessun Cheshire
Herefordshire
Witham Wittn Lincolnshire
74 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Witham
With-an
Lincolnshire
Withington
Withitn
Cheshire
Wittingtun
Herefordshire
Wiveliscombe
Wilscombe
Devonshire
Wivlescum
Wiverton
Wirtn
Nottinghamshire
Woburn
Oburn
Bedfordshire
Wolstanton
Woolstantn
Staffordshire
Ushitn
Ussitun
Wolvercote
Overcote
Oxfordshire
\Volverhampton
Wolverton
Staffordshire
Hampton
Wolverlow
Oofurla
Herefordshire
Wombwell
Woombill
Yorkshire, W.
Woodbastwick
Wood-bas-tic
Norfolk
Woodfardisworthy Oolsery
Devonshire
Woodhouse Woodus Nottinghamshire
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 75
\Voodmancote
Pronunciation.
Woodmucket
County.
Gloucestershire
Woodnesborough
\\'insbro
Kent
Wooldale
Oodle
Yorkshire, \V.
\\oodlc
Woolwich
Woolidge
Kent
Woolitch
Wodlsthorpe
\Voostrop
Lincolnshire
Worcester
Woottei
Worcestershire
( Jotter
Worficld
Wurfield
Shropshire
\\'urvel
\\'urksoi>
\\'orsop
Nottinghamshire
\\ ussap
Wunup
\\orlaby
Wollaby
Lincolnshire
Wormegfcy
Rungay
Norfolk
Worsborough
Wusl
Yorkshire, \^
Worsley
Wusley
Lancashire
76 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
Name.
Pronunciation.
County.
Worstead
waited
Norfolk
Wortham
Rootum
Kent
Wortwell
Wottell
Norfolk
Wrotham
Roothm
Kent
Rootum
Wybunbury
Wimberry
Cheshire
Wycombe
Wiccum
Kent
Wymynswold
Womenswould
Norfolk
Wymondham
Windum
Norfolk
Wummundum
Leicestershire
Yaddlethorpe
Yalthrup
Lincolnshire
Yardley
Ardley
Hertfordshire
Yeadon
Yiddn
Yorkshire, W.
Yealmpton
Yamton
Devonshire
Yeovil
Yovil
Somersetshire
York
Yorrick
Yorkshire
E-yorrick
Youghall
Yawl
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
77
Dialectal Iplace^jl3omenclaturc.
(COUNTIES.)
County.
Bedfordshire
Name.
Bidenham
Felmersham
Flitwick
Hagnes or
\ I awnes
Holcut
Keyso
Lavendon
Leighton Beau J
desert
Muggerhanger
Odell
.Pronunciation
llidnum
Fensham
Flittick
Hains
Huccot
Kayso
Laundun
Laytun Buzzard
Morhanger
Wudl
7 8 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Bedfordshire
(Continued
Pavenham
Shitlington
Paeton
Shillington
Stevington
Steffn
Berkshire
Barkshire
Bisham
Bissun
Eastbury
Icebury
Ecchinswell
Etchinswell
Garston, East
Argisun
Reading
Redding
Sparsholt
Spasset
Buckinghamshire
Beaconsfield
Beckuns-field
Boveney
Buvny
Hughendon
Hilchendum
Hitchendun
Medmenham
Meddenum
Mednum
Ravenstone
Raansun
Salford
Saffud
Dialectal Place-Nomendature.
79
County.
Buckinghamshire
(Continued)
Cambridgeshire
Name.
Tinge wick
Turweston
Twiveston
Wavendon
Bottisham
Cambridge
Cottenham
Foxeton
1 listen
Horningsea
Northbrook Enc
Pampisford
Sawbridgeworth
Pronunciation.
Tingick
Tursun
Tussun
Waandun
Warndun
Cambridgeshire
Botsum
Cambridge
Cotnam
Foxtun
Hissn
Hornsey
Nobacken
Pancher
Parnser
Parnza
Pauncer
Saaj>
8o Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Name. Pronunciation.
Cambridgeshire
Sawbridgeworth Sapsa
(Continued
;
Sapster
Sawcer
Swavesey
Sway-cy
Tydd Gout
Tydd Goat
Wisbeach
Wizbitch
Cheshire
Alderley Edgej Audley Edge
Alsager
Auger
Ausager
Altrincham
Altringam
Autojam
Autrinjam
Thrutchm
Alvanley
Auvanley
Beswick
Bessick
Bollington Bollit'n
Berwick Borrick
Bracegirdle Breskittle
Dialfctal / '. nclature. S i
County.
Pronunciation.
Cheshire Bromboro'
(Continued)
Bucklow Hill
Brumbro'
Buckley Hill
Cheadle Hulme Cheddle Eume
Cholmondeley
Chumley
Cholmondeston Chumstun
Cogshall
Cockshall
Congleton
Congertun
Daresbury
Darsbury
I )avenham
Dane-um
I )uckingfield
1 )uckenfelt
Kardswick
l-'rodsham
Yarsick
Fradsum
( irappenhall
(Iropnal
Halton
I lawtun
High Legh
High Lee
Hull Senna
Hosenna
Hyde
Heyde
Kelsall
Kelsa
82
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Cheshire
(Continued)
Name.
Macclesfield
Malpas
Ollerton
Oughtrington
Oversley Ford
Peover
Flemondstall
Ringway
Rostherne
Sandbach
Shurlach
Sproston
Weaverham
Wildboarclough
Pronunciation.
Maxfield
Maxfilt
Maxlt
Morpus
Owlertun
Ootringtun
Oozly Ford
Peever
Plemstull
Plimstun
Runjer
Runjy
Rostern
Sand batch
Surlash
Sprosn
Wearum
Wilbercluff
Dialectal riact-ljomemlaturc. 83
County.
Cheshire
(Continued
Name.
\Vilmslow
\Vistaston
Pronunciation.
Wimslow
Wistessun
Cornwall
Withington
Wybunbury
Cairn
Withit'n
Wimberry
Cam
Cairn Kenidzl
Lanyon Guvit
Launceston
ck Cam Kenidjeck
Lennine (luvit
I ,ansn
Launcestun
Ludgvan
Maddern
Lidgen
Ludjan
Madron
Mousehole
Mowsell
Ponghill
Saint Anstell
Puffill
!nt Ansl
Saint Gelly
Saint Ives
Stevengelly
Saint Evc^
:;U Just
84 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Cornwall
Name.
Saint Keyne
Pronunciation.
Saint Keen
(Continued)
Saint Neots
Saint Nouts
Sneets
Sancreed
Sancred
Sancris
Tintagel
Tintadgel
Trereif
Treeve
Treryn
Treen
Treewoofe
Troave
Cumberland
Aglionby
Allonby
Aldby
Audby
Alston
Austun
Arlecdon
Arltun
Armathwaite
Armut
Aspatria
Spaatry
Birkthwaite Burthut
Blackwell Bleckle
Brampton Brantun
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 85
County.
Name.
Pronunciation .
Cumberland
:>tuft/)
Brotherikeld
Calthwaite
Butter Ilket
Cawthut
Calva
Cova
Carlisle
Carell
Carlile
Curlile
Carsington
Carsun
Dalston
Dawstun
Edenhall
Ede-nal
Eskdale
Ashdale
Fox-le-henning
Foxnailin
Gamblesby Gammelsby
Ciillerthwaite Gillerthet
Glencoin
Lenkerrin
Hawcs
Hose
Hodyoad
Hoddyod
Hough
Hun
Kelswick
Kelsick
86 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation .
Cumberland
(Continued^
Keswick
Kirkoswald
Kezzick
Kirkeasle
Kirkuzzle
Lacra
Laacra
Langwathby
Langanby
Langonby
Maughenby
Maffenby
Moffenby
Melmerby
Mellerby
Penrith
Peerith
Perith
Plumpton
Pluntun
Rosewain
Rosnan
Routen
Root'n
Rowrah
Roorer
Salkeld
Sawkull
Sandwith
Sannith
Sebergham
Sebberum
Dialectal Place- Xomendature. S;
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Cumberland
(Continued)
Sebergham
Sesn
Sebrum
Senners
Skalderskew
Skoderska
Skiddaw
Skiddy
Skinvith
Skirrith
Southwaite
Soothut
Sowersby
Soreby
Teathes
Teatz
\\'hitehaven
Whittan
Derbyshire
Darbyshire
Alderwasley
Allerslee
Annerslee
Alfreton
OfTertun
Orlfretun
Alvaston
Auversun
Orlverstun
Aston Assn
Barrow Barrer
88 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Derbyshire
(Continued)
Beauchief
Belper
Bo-chif
Bilper
Birchover
Birch er
Bolsover
Bouser
Bonsall
Bonser
Borrowash Burroe Wash
Burroes Ash
Boulton
Boletun
Boot'n
Brassington
Brassn
Breaston
Breesun
Brough
Bruff
Broughton,
Church Church Brortn
Calke Abbey
Cork Abbey
Chaddesden
Chadsun
Chapel-en-le-
Frith
Chapel Firth
Dialt'ctal J'lace-Nomenclature.
County.
Pronunciation.
Derbyshire Chellaston
Chellasun
(Continued)
Church
Broughton
Church Brortn
Crich
Crych
Cromford
Crumfud
Dalbury
Dorlbury
Derby
Darby
Dove Dale
Duv dale
Edensor
Ensor
Eyam
Eem
( > rcsley
Greedy
1 lardwick
Harduk
Id ridge hay
Ithersea
Ilkeston
Ils'n
I
Kedleston
Kelsn
Kniveton
Niftun
Litchurch
1 .eechurch
Markeaton
Mart'n
N
90 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Derbyshire
Marston
Marsn
(Continued)
Morley Park
Marley Pork
Parwich
Parritch
Pleasley
Plezley
Quarndon
Quorn
Ravenstone
Rarnstun
Rowsley
Rosely
Sandiacre
Senjyker
Scrapton
Scrop'n
Spondon
Spoondun
Swarkeston
Swors'n
Thurleston
Thulsn
Tideswell
Tidser
Turnditch
Turndych
Whatstandwell
Holstannel
Wirksworth Wirsir
Wirsydy
Devonshire
Alverdiscot Alscot
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 91
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
1 )evonshire
(Continued)
Aveton Gifforc
Barnstaplc
\utun Jiffud
Barnstupplc
Barum
Bovey Tracey Bovey
Buvvy
Brideston
Biddestun
Crediton
Rirton
Dartmoor
Darty mor
Dartmouth
Darty muth
1 )ittisham Ditsum
Ilfracombe Ilfracoom
Oakhampton Ockington
Oreston O'sn
Teignmouth Tinmuth
Torquay Torkay
Torkee
\\alkampton \ Wakington
Wiveliscombe
Wilscoom
92 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Devonshire
(Continued)
Wiveliscombe
Woodfordis-
Wivelscum
\
worthy
Oolsery
Yealmpton
Yamton
Dorsetshire
Beaminster
Bemmister
Chidcock
Chiddick
Portisham Possum
Rampisham
Ransum
Durham
Dorm
Aycliffe
Yackley
Barnard Castle Barney Cassel
Coniscliffe
Cunscliff
Darlington
Darntun
Durham
Dore-um
Dorm
Hartlepool
Hartleypool
Heighington
Ainton
Essex
Alresford
Allsfud
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Essex
(Continual)
Bobbingworth
IJradwell
Brentwood
Bulpham
Chelmsford
Coggeshall
Colchester
I >anbury
Davenham
Cambridge
1'aulkbourne
Harwich
KclvcdonHatcl
Margard
Pronunciation
Buvvinger
Bradell
Burnt'ood
Bulham
Bullvan
Chemsfud
Cockshall
Cogshall
Coxall
Cole-chester
Couchester
Da-enbury
Dagnum
Fahmbridge
Fobern
Harridge
Kcldon Hatch
Margretten
94
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Essex
(Continued)
Gloucestershire
Name.
Mersey Island
Mountnessing
Netteswell
Ramsden Bal-
house
Rodings, The
Romford
Stambridge
Waltham
Almondsbury !
Alvington
Andoversford
Berkeley
Brookhampton,
Church down
Cirencester
Pronunciation.
Masy Island
Munny-seen
Munnys-end
Nets-well
Ramsden Ballus
Roothings, The
Rumfud
Stahmbridge
Waltum
Glostershire
Amsbury
Allington
Hanfer
Barkly
Brockingtun
Chozun
Cisiter
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
95
y-
Name.
ershire Cirencester
Ci
(Continued)
Se
Clifton
Si;
Cl
Frocester
Fr
Hampshire
Gloucester
Gotherington
Leckhampton
Northleach
Salperton
Sevenhampton
Woodmancote !
. \lresford
Alton
Basingstokc
Beaulieu
Pronunciation.
iter
Serenster
Sister
Cliffun
Froster
Gloster
Guthertun
Guthrington
Lackingtun
Leckingtun
North Libley
Sappertun
Senningtun
\Voodmucket
Allsfud
All-tun
Hu/ingstoke
Bewly
96
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Hampshire
(Continued)
Herefordshire
Name.
Bishopsfrome
Cadenham
Carisbrooke
I
Cosham
Cuperham
Duls Coppice
Minestred
Nutshelling
Odiham
Bullingham
Canonfrome
Clehonger
Evesbach
Kings Pyon
Pronunciation.
Bishfrome
Cadnam
Kaizbrooke
Cooham
Keppernum
Doo-cups
Minustred
Nursling
Hodgum
Odg-ham
Odium
Heriefurdshire
Bullinjm
Bullinjam
Canfroom
Clonggur
Esbridge
Progown
Dialectal Piac*-Nom*Htlat*rt. 97
County. Name.
Pronunciation.
Herefordshire
(Continued*
Leintwardine
Lantwardine
Lentwardine
Leominster
Lemster
Michaelchurch
Mulchurch
Pencombe
Pankum
Saint Weonards Saint Wonnuds
Wistaston Wistessun
Wittington Withitun
Wolverlow Oofula
Hertfordshire
Harfordshire
Ayott
Alt
Hatfield
Hatfeld
Hertford
Harfurd
Saint Albans Saint Orlbarnz
Sawbridgeworth Sapstead
Sapswith
Yardley Ardley
Huntingdonshire Alwalton . \llertun
98 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Huntingdonshire
(Continued)
Godmanchester
Saint Neots
Godman-chester
Saint Neets
Snotes
Kent
Adisham
Adsum
Badlesmere
Bardsmere
Basmere
Barfrestone
Barsun
Barstun
Brompton
Brumptun
Chatham
Chattum
Cruxtone
Cuxstone
Cudham
Coodam
Deptford
Detfud
Godnestone
Gunstun
Goodnestone
Godstone
Gunstone
Goudhurst
Gowdhurst
Graveney Grainey
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 99
County.
Name. Pronunciation.
Kent
(ireenwich drinidge
(Continued)
Ivnockholt Nockle
Loose Lose
Meopham Meffum
Meppum
Moldash
Molash
Reculver
Rec-culver
Riarsh
Rash
Romsey
Rumzy
Siberswold
Sheperdswell
Teston
Teasn
Teynham
Tenhan
Trotterscliffe
Frosley
Troxley
Thruxted
Drucxted
Ulcombe
U-comb
Woodnesbro' Winsbro
Woolwich Woolidge
ioo Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Kent
(Continued)
Name.
Woolwich
Wrotham
Pronunciation.
Woolitch
Rootham
Rootum
Lancashire
Wyinginswould
Allerton
Womenswould
Ollertun
Arkholm
Arram
Ashton-under-
Lyne
Bolton
Aeshin
Bo-tn
Bow-tn
Entwistle
Tinsul
Farnworth
Farnoth
Heywood
Holker
Yehwood
Hooker
Hulme
Hoom
Leigh
Liverpool
Oldham
Laych
Lurple
Owdum
Dialectal J V</c v- .\ 'omenciatiirc.
101
County.
Lancashire
(Continued)
Leicestershire
Name.
Pendlebury
Radcliff
Rochdale
Salmesbury
Scipoon
Stockport
Tyldesley
Ulverstone
Wavertree
Whittingham
Bagworth
Belvoir
Blackfordby
Castle
Donnington
Pronunciation
Pembry
Racliff
RatclifTe
Ratchda
Samesbury
Skipper;
Stoppert
Stoppart
Tinsley Bongs
Oostun
Wartree
Whittinjam
Lestershire
Bagurth
Beaver
Blofurdby
Castle Dunningtun
i"o2 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation .
Leicestershire
(Continued*
Croxton Park
Crosn Park
Crostun Park
Crozen Park
Garendon
Garitun
Gracedieu
Grasedy
Keyworth
Kee-uth
Leicester
Lester
Loughborough Luffbro'
Lutterworth
Littlewurth
Naitstone
Nelsun
Normanton
Narmuntm
Osgathorpe
Asgethorpe
Quarn
Quorn
Ravenstone
Raunsone
Rolleston
Rolestun
Sheepshead
Shepshed
Whitwick
Wittick
Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature 103
County. Name.
Pronunciation.
Lincolnshire Aslackley
(Continued)
Barkston
Aselby
Barsun
Barnethy
Barnaby
Bottesford
Bots-urth
Bots-uth
Bots-worth
Boultham
Boothum
Bracebridge
Bracebrig
llurgh
Burg
Burton
Botn
Bottun
Colstenvorth
Coatsworth
Coltseralt
Crowle
Creole
Croxton
Crowsn
Epworth
Eppwith
Folkingham
Fockingham
Gainsborough
Gainsber
104 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Lincolnshire
(Continued)
Gonerby
Goxhill
Gunnerby
Gousle
Hardwick
Harrick
Harlaxton Harlastun
Heydour
Aselby
Horstow
Hostow
Kirton
Kettn
Langhterton
Lontertun
Laughton Loff'n
Lavington Lentun
Lincoln
Lincun
Londonthorpe
Lunnunthorpe
Manthorpe
Mantrup
Meddlethorpe Thelthrup
Navenby
Naamby
Na-enby
Newsham
Normanby
Newsm
Norranby
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 105
County. Name.
Pronunciation.
Lincolnshire
(Contiti nftf)
Oumeby
Saltfleet
Saltfleetby
Owmby
Sawflit
Sollaby
Sandton
Santoon
Scopwick
Scawby
Scrivelsby
Screelsby
Sercelsby
Sedgebrook
Sidebrook
Sproxton Sprosn
Sprowstun
Stroxton
Strawsun
Sway fie Ul Sheffield
'1'heddlethorpo Thclthrup
Thevelby Thealby
Threckinghain Threckingum
Torksey
Torsey
Ulceby
Oosby
\\alcot \Valkwood
io6
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Lincolnshire
(Continued)
Middlesex
Name.
Walcot
Winteringham
Winterington
Witham
Woolsthorpe
Worlaby
Yaddlethorpe
Brentford
Chiswick
Pronunciation.
Wawcut
Winteringam
Wintertun
Wittn
Withan
Woostrop
Wollaby
Yalthrup
Brainford
Brandford
Chiz-ick
Convent Garden Common Garden
Covent Garden
Holborn
Isleworth
Marylebone
Hoburn
I-sle-wurth
Ilswurth
Izlewurth
Marrowbone
Dialectal Place-L'omcnclatinc. 107
County. Name.
Pronunciation.
Middle. Marylebone
Marry bone
Southwark
Sutherk
Twickenham
Twittenhain
Vauxhall
Voxall
Monmouthshire
A bereave nny
Abburgainy
Abergamy
;ieon
Abergenny
Karleen
Dincettow
Dinaslow
Monmouth
Monmuth
Munmuth
Risca
Rishca
Rivington
Rivitn
Saint Maughans Saint Mawns
Trevethin
Trethvin
Norfolk
Aldborough
Orlbur
Ashill
Ash-ul
A>lac tun
Asletun
loS
Dialectal Place-Nomenda tit re.
County.
Norfolk
(Continued)
Name.
Aumser
Aylsham
Barsham
Barwick
Bashingham
Bastwick
Bawburgh
Bawderswell
Beeston
Belaugh
Billingford
Bircham
Bixton
Brandon
Breasingham
Pronunciation.
Arnmer
Elsham
Elsum
Bashum
Barrick
Bazyngame
Barstwick
Babur
Berber
Bardsell
Bordsell
Beesun
Bee-lo
Bellinfor
Barchm
Bixn
Brand
Bressengen
Dialectal PLiic-Xomcnci
109
County.
Norfolk
(Continued)
Name.
LJrockdish
Pronunciation
Brodish
Brordish
Buckenham
Bucknum
B unwell
Bun-ell
Burgh
Bylaugh
Caldecotc
Burrer
Bee-16
Corket
Carsington
C \iwston
Carsun
Carsun
Chedgrave
Cley-next-thc-
Chedgruv
Sca
Cockley Cley
Colkirk
Cly
Cockley Cly
Coal-kirk
Colney
Coltishall
C6-ney
Colesil
Coltsul
Colveston
Colstun
1 1 o Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Norfolk
Costessey
Cossy
{Continued)
Cranwich
Cranicc
Cranworth
Cranner
Cressingham
Cressenjim
Crostwick
Crossick
Croswight
Cosset
Deopham
Deepum
Dereham
Dareum
Docking
Dockun
Earsham
Arshun
Easton
Eas-un
Erpingham
Arpyngam
Fersfield
Farsfield
Foulden
Fouden
Foulsham
Foul-sum
Fransham
Fransum
Fulmodeston
Full-mes-tun
Feltum
Dialectal J'lacc-Xi*menclatnrc. \ i i
nty.
Norfolk
(Continued)
Name
( iarboldisham
Gayton
Gestwick
Pronunciation.
Garblcsum
tan
Gestic
Gipping
Glandford
Gip'n
Glanfer
Goodnestone
Goodsun
Gressenhall
Greslin
Gresnel
Grimston
Grimsun
Grundisbury
Haddiscoe
Gunsbro'
Hadsco
Hadsker
1 1 ales worth
Harsler
Hanworth
Happisburgh
Hardingham
Hardwick
Hanner
Hazebro'
Hardingam
Haddick
Ilautbois
Hobbies
1 1 2 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Norfolk
Haveringland
Haverland
(Continued)
Haynford
Hanfer
Hayham
Harfum
Heigham
Hayum
Helhoughton
Hellot'n
Hellesden
Helsdun
Hickling
Hicklun
Hindolveston
Hilvestun
Hoe
How
Holme
Holl'm
Halm Hall
Home Hall
Horsham S.
Faith Horsham S. Fays
Houghton
Hoeton
Hunstanton
Hunstun
Kenninghall
Kennyle
Keswick
Kessick
Knapton
1
Napt'n
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature 1 1 3
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Norfolk
Lammas
Lammus
(Continued)
Langford
Langfer
Leizate
Ledjet
Letheringsett
Larnsett
Marlingford
Marlfd
Martham
Mathan
Matishall
Matsel
Mautby
Morby
Merton
Marton
Methwold
Methuld
Mundesley
Munzly
Mundford
Munfer
Neatishead
Neatshead
Necton
Nayton
Norton Belleau Bio' Nortun
Norwich Norridge
Oulton Oletun
Ovington Overton
Q
ii4 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Norfolk
Fasten
Parson
(Continued)
_
Pettaugh
Petter
Pickenham Picknum
Postwick
Possick
Ranworth
Ranner
Raveningham
Ranningham
Reepham
Reefun
Roughton
Rowton
Runhall
Runall
Rushall
Roosh'll
Salhouse
Sallus
Sailers
Salle
Saul
Scottow
Scotter
Scoulton
Skowton
Shipdham
Shindham
\
Shottesham Shottsum
Sidestrand Sidestroud
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 115
County. Name.
Pronunciation.
Norfolk Sisland
Size land
(Continued)
Skeyton
Skyfn
Snettisham
Snettsum
Stanhoe
Stunner
Stifkey
Stewkey
Tacolneston
Tacklestone
Tasbro'
Tazebro'
Taverham
Tabberham
Thrigby
Tngby
Thwaite
Twaite
Threxton
Trexun
Titteshall
Tittsal
Tivetsall
Titsorl
\\acton
Woton
Westwick
Westick
Woodbastwick
VVoodbastic
Worsted
U'oosted
Wortwcll
Wottel
n6 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Norfolk
Wymondham
Windum
(Continued)
Northamptonshin
Charwelton
Charltun
Croughton
Crowtun
Culworth
Culloth
Daventry
Daentry
Dauntry
Lyresham
Liseham
Rothwell
Rowell
Towcester
Tester
Northumberland
Alnmouth
Aylesmouth
Alnwick
Annick
Beliingham
Bellinjam
Hawick
Hoick
Nottinghamshire
Alverham
Aarum
Aughton
I-tun
Basford
Baysfud
Beeston
Beesun
Colwich
Collick
Dialectal Place-Nomenciat ,
County.
Name.
Pronunciation
Nottinghamshire
(Con:
Cromwell
Bottom
Crummil Bothum
1-inningley
Gringley
Kinlah
Grinley
Halloughton Hortn
Nottingham
Nottingum
Nottingyum
Nottinum
Southwell Suthell
Wiverton
Wirt'n
Worksop
Worsop
Worsup
Oxfordshire
Alvcscott
Alscot
Ambrosden
Amersden
Bayards Green
Bayars Green
Hears Green
Beckbrooke
Begbrook
Bensington
Bensum
n8 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation .
Oxfordshire
(Continued)
Bicester
Caversfield
Bister
Caseneld
Fritwell
Frittel
Gretworth
Greatwurth
Greetwurth
Islip
I-slip
Swerford
Swarvord
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Oookum
Shropshire or Salop Altringham
Atchum
Bicton
Biccun
Boraston
Burraston
Brampton Brian Brawn
Buildwas
Bildus
Bill-wus
Claverley
Clare-ly
Cleobury
Mortimer
Clebbury
Clobury
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 119
County.
Shropshire
(Continued)
Name
Condover
Gnosle
Pronunciation.
Cundover
Nosle
Hallahon or
Hallon Horn
Meole Brace Meel
Oswestry
Shrawardine
Oggestree
Shraden
S'raden
Shrewsbury
Worfield
Shroesbury
S'oesbry
Wurfield
\Vurvel
Somersetshire
I.rislington
Calveshay
Carehampton
I-'rome
Goathurst
Bustun
Classy
Cramptun
Kroome
Go-thurst
Holincoat Honey-cut
120
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Somersetshire
(Continued)
Staffordshire
Name.
Leigh-on-
Mendip
Portishead
Rushton
Stawell
Stoke Courcy
Stoke Goursey
Taunton
Wembdon
Aldersley
Biddulph Moor
Blowich
Brewood
Bromley
Bromwich, West
Colwich
Consall
Pronunciation.
Lie-on-Mendip
Posset
Rison
Stole
Sergursey
Taant'n
Tantun
Wend'in
Ortherly
Biddle-Moor
Bloxidge
Brood
Brumley
Brumidge
College
Cunsall
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. \ 2 \
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Staffordshire
(Continued)
Etruria
Truria
Trury
Hedensford
Hechford
Hedgeford
Leighford
Lighfud
Rocester
Roaster
Rugeley
Rudgly
Tipton
Tip'n
Tunstall Tuenstill
Uttoxeter Tuxeter
Ucheter
Uttcheter
Uxeter
Walsall Wasab
Wassell
Wednesbury \Vedgeberry
Wensbry
Wilnecote Wincut
122 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Staffordshire
(Continued)
Wolstanton
Ushitn
Woolstant'n
Wolverhampto]
i Hampton
Wolverton
Suffolk
Athelbampston
5 Atheltun
Athelington
Allingtun
Badingham
Baddegum
Barnardiston Bernstun
Bedingfield
Beddenfeld
Bildeston
Bilstun
Blythborough
Blybro'
. Botesdale
Badsdale
|
Budsdale
Bramford
Brahmfud
.
Braysworth
Braysur
Brockford
Brockfud
; Caverham
Canum
Chelmondeston Chemstun
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 123
County. Name. Pronunciation.
Suffolk Cowlinge Coolinge
(Continued)
\ >ebach
Debhage
Dunningworth
Dunnurth
Aye
Framlingham
Frammingham
Hachesdon Hay son
Heveringham Hennygm
Hollesley Hosely
Hoxne Hoxen
Ipswich
Ips-itch
Ips-witch
Leiston
Laysun
Monewdon
Munnyden
Necdham
Market Leedum
Redisham
Reddish'm
Rishangles
Rishanger
Stradishall
Stradgill
124 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Suffolk
(Continued)
Name.
Thorndon
Thrandestone
Pronunciation.
Thoendon
Trans'n
Thwaite
Twaite
Whelmerton
Weltum
Surrey
Alford
Bletchingly
Carshalton
Arlfold
Bletchinglye
Casehorlton
Casehortun
Godalming
Leigh
Streatham
Kays-hoftun
God-alm-ing
Lie
Strettn
Sussex
Wandsworth
Albourne
Wonswurth
Allbourne
Aldingbourne
Aldrington
Alfriston
Alldingbourne
Alldrington
Allfriston
Arfstun
DiaU
County.
Stu
(Continued)
ctal Place-Nomenclature. 125
Name.
Ardingly
Arundel
Pronunciation
Ardingly e
Arndle
Ashburnham
Eshbrum
Balcombe
Berwick
Borlcum
Berrick
Bexhill
Baxhill
Bodiham
Bodlestreet
Bodj'in
Green
Boodle Street
Holney
Boshain
Boleney
Bos-ham
Burwash
Burwash Wealc
Catsfield
Burrish
, Burrish Weel
Catsful
Chalvington
Chichestcr
Charsitun
Chidster
Chiddingly
Crowborough
Chiddinglyc
Crowbor
126 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
1
Sussex
Cuckfield
Cookfield
(Continued)
Cuckfull
Dallington
Dollingtun
Falmer
Farmer
Folkington
Fowingtun
Funtington Fundan
Hailsham Helshum
Heathfield Hefful
Hellingly Hellinglye
Herringlye
Rewards Hawth Heywoods Heath
Hoathley Hoodlye
Houghton
Hoetun
Hurst Monceaux Harmouncy
Hossmouncies
Hurstmounceys
Keymer
Kymer
Kingly Vale
Kindervale
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 127
Ratjr,
Sussex
(Continued)
Name
Kirkford
Lewes
I ronunc uil ion .
Kirkfoord
Lu-ez
Lu-is
Lurgashall
Lyminster
Maewul
Mailing
Mastrick
Ludgershawl
Linstur
Mayfield
Marling
Marstick
May field
Netherfield
Ninfield
Maewul
Nethyful
Ninful
Ninvul
Oving
Parham
Ooving
Parrum
I'ovensey
Piddinghoe
Poynings
Pemsc\
Pinsy
Piddinghoo
runnings
128 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name. Pronunciation.
Sussex
Pyecombe
Pye-coom
(Continued)
Ruddervul
Rotherfild
Rudgwick
Rudgick
Seaford
Seafoord
Selmeston
Simpson
Slaugham
Slaffum
Sompting
Sounting
Summut
Steyning
Stenning
Stoketon
Storton
Stoughton Stretun
Udimore Udimer
Walburton Warberton
Warwickshire
Alcester Alster
Auster
Bedworth Beroth
Birmingham
Brum
Brummajum
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. \ 29
ity. Name.
Pronunciation.
Warwickshire
(Continued)
r.ramcotte
Bulkington
Hruncut
Buckingtun
Colly Croft Colly-craft
Coton
Cowitun
Foleshill
Foicehill
Kenihvorth
Killingworth
Kersley
Carsley
Kinwarton
Kinnertun
Mancester
Mancettur
Marston Jabbet Mas'n
Mcriden \Iere-den
Nuneaton \ eaton
Pailton Peltun
Shuckburgh Suckbro'
Warwick \Varrirk
Weston Wcs^H
Westmoreland Urough
BrufiT
( irassmere ( ' ursmer
130 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Westmoreland
(Continued)
Kirkby Thore
Overthwaite
Kirby Thure
Worfat
Ravenstonedale Rissendale
Wiltshire
Amesbury
Ambry
Corsham
Cosham
Hockwold
Hockold
Hullavington
Mildenhall
Hullington
Mi-nal
Mi-nel
Minetry
Myntry
Rollstone
Rowleston
Salisbury
Sarum
Saulsberry
Worcestershire
Wooster
Aldchurch Orlchurch
Alvechurch
Allchurch
Evesham
E-sham
E-sn
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 131
County.
Worcestershire
(Continiuii)
Name.
Evesham
Fcamal Heath
Pronunciation.
E-sum
Furnul H.
Kidderminster
Kiddy
Kyre
Keer
Malvern
Mawvern
Mollvun
Morvun
Pershore
Purshire
Paw* haw
Ravenhill
Raffel
int Kenelms Kenelums
Worcestd
Wooster
Yorkshire
/ Riding Aldborough
Aubruf
Awbero
Ollbro
r.eetbrd
,tath
Bessingby
nby
132 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Yorkshire, E.
(Continued)
Bewholme
Birdsall
Bewan
Bodsill
Bridlington
Bollintun
Burdale
Bod-ill
Burlington
Bollitun
Burnby Bonby
Burstwick Bostwick
Burton
Bot'n
Bottun
Burton Pidsea Bottun Pidsa
Catwick
Cattick
Cranswick
Cransick
Dowthorpe Doo-thrup
Driffield Dhriffal
Easington
Ezingtun
Ez-entun
Escrick
Escrit
Fangfos Fankess
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 133
County. ,:ue.
Pronunciation
Yorkshire, 1 . Timber
(Continued)
Flixton
Fimer
Mecs'n
Flotmanby
Flotn'by
Folkton
l-'owtun
Foxhill
Gonsal
Fridaythorpe
Fraythrop
Goodmanham
Good-ma-din
(ioxhill
(lousill
Grindall
Grundill
Gristhorpc
Gricethrup
Halsham
Awsum
Hornsum
Heslington
Hezlertun
I lolmpton
Humpton
Umptun
Humbleton
Humraelton
Hunmanby
Hunnenby
Hutton
Yuttn
134 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Yorkshire, E.
(Continued)
Keyingham
Kilnwick Percy
Kenningham
Killick Percy
Knapton
Nappn
Marfleet Marflit
Meaux Abbey
Muce Abbey
Moorthorpe
Motherup
Mowthorpe Moothrup
North Dalton Nor-Dot'n
Osgodby Ozgerby
Osset
Ossit
Ottringham Ootringum
Owthorne Thorne
Patrington Pathrington
Reighton Reetun
Rillington Rullington
Rullitn
Rimswell
Rimsill
Roos
Ross
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 135
ity. Name
Pronunciation.
Yorkshire,
(Continued)
Routh Rooth
Rushton Carra | Little Reaston
Sewerby
Sewby
Sigglesthorne
Siggistun
Skerne
Skeean
Skirlaugh
Stella
Skirlington Hill Skeletun Hill
Southburn
Soo-b'n
Spurn
Spon
Sunk Island
Sunk
Thirkleby
Thotlby
Thixendale
Thisendill
Thorngumbold
(iumberthorne
Thorngumbawl
'I'h wing
Twing
Wing
Tipthorpe
Tip-thrup
Tunstall
Tiinstill
T 3 6
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Yorkshire, E.
(Continued)
North Riding
Name.
Ulrome
Waghen
Wansford
Warter
Weaverthorpe
York
Amotherby
Ayton
Ayton Little
Bedale
Brompton
Cotherstone
Pronunciation.
Ooram
Warn
Wawn
Wansfth
Waithr
Weeathrup
E-yorick
Yark
Yorrick
Amerby
Emmerby
Yattun
Canny Ayton
Canny Yattun
Beedle
Brumptun
Bruntun
Cutherstun
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 137
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Yorkshire. \.
(Continued t
Coxwold
Harewood Da
Cookwood
le Harredale
Harwood Dale
Heworth
Hewith
Hutton Buscel Hutton Bushel
Lofthouse
Loftus
Malton
Morltun
Rievaulx
Reevo
Rivers
Rivis
Scalby
>rby
Stokesley
Sto/cley
Veddon
\ iddn
West Riding Acaster
\'akkister
Acomb
Aacomb
Vaccam
Adwalton
Atherton
Adwick
Addick
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County. Name.
Pronunciation.
Yorkshire, W.
(Continued)
Almondbury
Aambre
Awmbre
Ambry
Omeby
Alwnodley Gate
Anley Gate
Applehaigh
Abbledah
Askerne
Ascrum
Bailiffe Bridge
Belley Brig
Barkisland
Barsland
Barmborough
Barmber
Barnby-on-Dun
Barmby Dun
Barnoldswick
Barlick
Barnowick
Barnsley
Bairnsla
Barugh
Barf
Bark
Booth Dean
Booith Deyne
Booth Town
Boors Taan
Dialectal Place- No nunciature.
'39
County. Name.
Pronunciation.
Yorkshire, \V. Booth Town
(Continued)
Bradford
Booith Taan
Bradfurth
Braithwell
Brewcll
ckholes
Brockhoiles
Brodsworth
Brods-uth
Brighouse
Briggus
Cade by
Catby
Calverley
Caw via
Carr Lane-
Carr Loin
Cart worth
Cartwoth
C a wood
Coward
( 'uwthorne
Cawthron
Cawthrum
Chevet
Chete
Churwell
Churrill
Coley
Cooaly
Cromwell
Bottom
Crumil Bothum
140 Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Yorkshire, W.
(Continued)
Cudworth
Codduth
Cudoth
Cumberworth
Cumber-woth
Denby Dale
Demby Dale
Denholme
Dennum
Dewsbury
Daouzbry
Dewsbry
Dodworth
Dod-uth
Elland
Yelland
Farnley
Faernley
Giethwaites
Giefitts
Golcar
Gowker
Goldthorpe
Go-thrup
Gunthwaite
Gunfit
Harewood
Harwood
Hartshead
Harchit
Horeth
Heaton
Yetton
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature.
141
County.
Yorkshire, \V.
(Continued}
Name.
Heckmondwike
Hemsworth
Heptonstall
High Hoyland
Hightown
Hepperholme
Holdsworth
Holywell Green
Hooton Pagnall
Ilkley
Keighley
Kexborough
Kirkheaton
Kirklees
Kirkthorpc
Lanchcad
Pron unciAt ion
Heckonwick
Himswuth
Hepponstel
Hegh Huyland
Hetaan
Hipruni
Hollder
Holldeth
Hollywell Green
Hutton Pannell
Eethla
Keethla
Kesper
Kurkyeaton
Yeaton
Kirkless
Kithrup
Loinhcad
142 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Yorkshire, W.
(Continued
Name.
Lindley
' T 1
Lockwood
Pronunciation.
Linly
Lockerd
Longwood
Malham
Longud
Mawn
Masbro
Mazbro
Meltham
Meltem
Mirfield
Mirfilld
North Dean
Northowram
Nordeyne
Northarum
Norwood Green Norrods Green
Oxenhope
Pontefract
Oxnup
Pom frit
Pool
Poo-il
Rishworth
Rushworth
Rothwell
Roddill
Rowell
Sand-le-Mere
Sedbergh
Sandymer
Sedber
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature. 143
ity. Name
Pronunciation.
Yorkshire, \V. Shipden
(Continued)
Skircoat
Shipdin
Skircoite
Slaithwaite
Slaat
Southowram
Slawet
Sahtharum
Sowerby
Soreby
Sowerby Bridge
Soervy Brig
Soyland
Swilland
Stodfold
Stotfud
Thurlestone
Thulsn
Thurlstn
Ulleskelf
Ulskelf
\Varley
\\arely
U'entworth
\Vintuth
\Vharncliffe
WornclirTe
Wheatley
\V T heeatley
Whoulsicke
Hole-syke
Wombwell
Woomhill
144 Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Yorkshire, W.
(Continued)
Wooldale
Woodle
Oodle
Worsborough
Wosbough
WALES.
Anglesea
Beaumaris
Bo-marris
Brecknockshire Brecon
Bo-moris
Breckun
Carmarthenshire
Carnarvonshire
Langharne
Bettwys-y-coed
Larne
Bet-toes-uh-kode
Llandudno
Landidno
Denbighshire
Denbigh
Denby
Llangollen
Thlangothlan
Flintshire
Bistre
Beastbree
Beasttree
Hawarden
Hard'n
Harding
Horden
Dialectal Plact-Nomenclaturf. 145
County.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Flintshire
Rhyll
Rill
(Continued)
Glamorganshire
Beaupore
Bewper
Bonvilston
Bolstun
Colwinston
Colstun
Evenny
\Venny
Flemingston
Flimstun
Merionethshire
Bab
Bahla
Cader Idris
Kad-er E-dris
Dolgelly
Dolgethly
Montgomeryshire
Montgomery
Montgumery
Pembrokeshire
I laverford, West Harfoard, West
Swansea
Swanzy
Trefgarne
Trogan
Radnorshire
Glosbury
Glaizberry
SCOTLAND.
Argyleshire
Tyhnar Bruarch Tinna Bruach
Ban fish ire
Doon
Orn
T 4 6
Dialectal Place- Nomenclature.
County.
Roxburghshire
Kirkcudbright
Connaught
Name.
Jedburgh
Kirkcudbright
IRELAND.
Leitrim
Pronunciation.
Jethart
Kirkoobry
Leetrim
Dialectal Place-Nomenclature. 147
IRiucr jaamcs.
Name. Pronunciation. County
Clwyd
Clu-id Wales
Calne
Cone Suffolk
Derwent
Durrant Derbyshire-
Dove
Dove Derbyshire
Frame
Krumc Dorsetshire
Ouse
Ooze Yorkshire
Thames
Temz Middlesex
"^pr
Family Surnames. 149
jFamilp Surnames.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Annesley
Annsly
. \nstruther
Anster
Ayscough
Askew
Askey
Balguy
Borgy
Bartholomew
Battlemore
Beaconsfield
Beckonsfeld
Beauchamp
Beechm
Beauclerc
Boclark
Bedel
Biddell
Berkeley
Barkly
Bethune
Beaton
150 Family Surnames.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Bevan
Bevvn
Blount
Blunt
Blythe
Bligh
Bokenham
Buckenham
Bosanquet
B6se-n-gate
Bourke
Burk
Bowen
Bo-en
Bow-en
Bracegirdle
Breskittle
Bromby
Brumby
Bromley
Brumly
Brougham
Broom
Broune
Broon
Brousil
Browsil
Cadogan
Cadduggun
Caius
Keys
Charteris
Charters
Cholmondeley
Chumly
family Surnames. 1 5 1
Name
Pronunciation.
Clough
duff
Cockburn
Coburn
Coke
Cook
Colclough
Cokeley
Colquhoun
Ker-hoon
Compton
Cumtun
Coutts
Coots
Cowper
Cooper
Cre Fydd
(Griffith
Creser
Crezer
Crichton
Cri-tun
( 'rompton
Crumtun
Dakiel
De-ell
Davenport
Devnport
Denvent
Darwent
Dray ton
Rattn
Dumaresque
Du-meric
Karquhar Farker
152 Family Surnames.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Featherstonhaugh
Fetherstun
Foljambe
Fulljm
Froude
Frood
Gifford
Jiffud
Glamis
Glams
Goddard
Gothard
Gonville
Gunville
Goodricke
Goodrich
Gough
Goff
Gould
Gold
Gresley
Greesly
Grier
Greer
Grosvenor
Grovener
Guerin
Geering
Hague
Haigh
Halket
Hacket
Heathcote
Hethcut
Heron
Hern
Family Surnames. 153
Name.
Pronunciation.
Hobart
Hubbert
Home
Hume
Hotham
Huthm
Hough
Huff
Hufton
Huffin
Hulmc
Hoom
Jacoby
J'co-by
Jago
lago
Kerr
Karr
Knollys
Noles
Laslett
Lacy
Lanyon
Le Nine
Lan-yon
Laghe
Lackey
I .en Lee
Leea
Leatherwood Laithut
;ird Lcdiru'd
J54 Family Surnames.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Legh
Lee
Leigh
Lee
Leighlon
Layton
Leveson-Gower
Luson-Gore
Ludlow
Ladley
Macleod
Mac-cloud
Mackay
Mackie
Mahon
Mahoun
Mainwaring *
Mannering
Marjoribanks
Marchbanks
Marlborough
Maulburer
Maughan
Mauffan
Menzies
Mingis
Meredith
Merry dith
Mereweather
Merryweather
Meredydd
Mer-dith
Methven
Meffen
Milichamp
Millichip
Family Surnames. 155
Name.
Pronunciation
Millchop
Millinchip
Mohoun
Moon
Mountmorres
Mountmorris
Mylles
Mills
Palk
Pork
Pole-Carew
Pool, Gary
Pole, Chandos
Pool, Shandus
Powell
Po-el
Pow-el
Ponsonby
Punsunby
Powlctt
Porlet
I'uleston
Pilston
Raleigh
Kawley
Reay
Rays
Reynolds
Ren-aids
Ray-nalds
Rhys
Rheece
156 Family Surnames.
Name.
Pronunciation.
Rolleston
Rolestun
Rouse
Ruse
Roughsedge
Roostidge
Rowbotham
Roobottum
Rowlinson
Rollisun
Ruthven
Riven
Sacheveril
Susheverell
Saint Glair
Sinclair
Saint John
Sinjun
Saint Leger
Sellinger
Saint Maur
Seemer
Saint Quentin
S. Quintin
Sartorius
Sartaris
Saunders
Sandurs
Sciennes
Sheens
Shuttleworth
Shittleworth
Sneyd
Sneed
Somers
Summers
l'\unily Surnames. 157
Name.
Pronunciation.
Sowerby
Soresby
Steblc
Steeble
Stonehewcr Stannier
Stonnier
Strachan
Strorn
Strahan
Strorn
Thomas Tom-oes
Tommus
Thynnc Tin
Toddenhani Tuddenham
Tollemache Tolemash
Trevelyan Trevethlan
Trebilcocks Treble-cocks
Urquhart
Urkart
Yaughan
Vbra
Worn
Wan
I
Vaulx
Yorx
158
Family Surnames.
Name.
Wemyss
Wightwick
Wodehouse
Wolseley
Wortley
Wormald
Wrotham
Pronunciation.
Weems
Wittick
Woodhouse
Woolzy
Wurtley
Wurmuld
Rootum
FAULTS ESCAPED.
Page tax For Tunstnll read Turnstall.
,, Tuenstill ,, Turnstead.
Wasah ,. Wasal.
133 - Debhage ,, Debbage.
127 - Mastrick ,, Mastock.
,, Ma ,, Mastick.
135 ii Rushton Carra ,, Ruston Pan-a.
139 (Cromwell Bottom should be under Nottinghamshire.)
140 - For Codduth read Coaduth.
147 - Nordeyre Nordene.
,, Sandymer ,, Sandymere.
143 - ,. Shipden Shibdcn.
- ,, Shipdin Shibdn.
Stodfold , Stodford.
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are equally well executed with the one before . possess a work of first-rate
importance, and a real addition to Si^illarian literature." Antiquary.
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TIIK ClirRCll BELLS OK YORKSHIRE (North
and West Riding), ly KUHLKT CllAKLKS II'
LEGENDS OF LAKELAND.
BY ADR A,
(Author of " Saxon Remains Found in Bedfordshire" ; " The Luck
of EdenhalL ")
BLENCATHRA ; a Legend of Early Britain. Druidic.
S. BKGA ; a Legend of S. Bee's Head. Saxon.
WOTOBANK ; a Legend of Beckermot. Saxon.
C ALDER ABBEY ; a Legend of The Brothers There. Norman.
THE SLEEPWALKER ; a Legend of Ara Force, Ulleswater.
Norman.
THE Two BROTHERS ; a Legend of .Egremont Castle. Norman.
THE FLIGHT OF MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS ; a Legend of
Solway Frith. Tudor.
In the Introductory Notice the Author says "These unpretending Ballad-
lyrics were composed with the single aim of exciting at least some interest in the
incidents referred to; of imparting a certain amount of pleasure ; and, perhaps, of
conveying, in a somewhat attractive form, a modicum of instruction to certain gentle
ones very dear to the heart of the humble writer. They were conceived and thought
out in the very midst of the scenic beauties of that favoured country to which they
refer, and which, however imperfect may be the present attempt to describe them,
were familiar for many years to the Author as a sketcher, and to his mind and
imagination as a dreamer of dreams.
" Believing that they may awaken the attention of others of a like tender age
to that of his young friends, they are now committed to a wider arena than was
originally intended. The one which refers to an important episode in the eventful
life of the lovely, but unhappy, Mary, Queen of Scots, was jotted down in somewhat
ruder verse, one glorious evening in May, so rich in flowers, in sight of the blue
water (hemmed in by the hazy curtain of the distant hills of the country she was
compelled to abandon), of the Firth of Solway, which she crossed at the very hour,
on the same day of the week and month, exactly three hundred years before."
"The scenes of these charming lyrics, (for such they really are, in our estima-
tion,) are chiefly laid in the romantic regions of rock and fell that are to be found in
Cumberland and in the north-west part of Yorkshire ; and the legendary lore of the
districts referred to. .... The author's style is always smooth and
flowing, and his verse is free from those objectionable liberties which too many
writers take, under the apology of ' license,' with metre, accent, rhyme, and even
grammar. His descriptions of some of the scenes are often exceedingly graphic ; and
many of the portraits he draws are poetically beautiful and charming. Scarborough
Gazette, Sept. 8th, 1881.
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